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Mo Money is your go-to podcast for practical, no-BS strategies to help you save more, invest smarter and build real wealth so you can stop relying on your salary and start building financial freedom.Hosted by Ben Nash, award-winning financial adviser, best-selling author and…

Podcast · By Ben Nash · English · AU · Official site

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Sep 3, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    #518 25 Jobs, One Breakdown, 100,000 Followers w. Matt Lakajev (opens the original)

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    Matt Lakajev dropped out of school, got kicked out of home more than once, and worked 25 different jobs before having a breakdown at 27 that sent him back to his parents' place. He then googled how to make the most money without a degree, found sales, and built an audience of more than 100,000 people on the platform everyone claims to hate. This one's for anyone in a senior role who knows their network matters but has never posted a thing. Matt gets specific on why LinkedIn still converts better

  2. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    #517 I Was About to Buy a $130,000 Car [Money Diaries w. Nada and Adrian] (opens the original)

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    Nada and Adrian came to Pivot with one property and a plan to buy another. Adrian also had a list of his own: refinance the house, buy the second property, buy a $130,000 car, then take a holiday. His words for how that would have gone are not repeatable in a description. Three months in, the plan looks nothing like that. Two weeks after their strategy session the federal budget landed and changed the maths on the second property entirely, so they went back to the drawing board and ended up some

  3. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    #516 The $50,000 Fee Hiding in Your Portfolio w. Shani Jayamanne (opens the original)

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    Same money, same returns, same twenty years. One fund charges 0.2%, the other charges 1%. The difference is more than fifty thousand dollars, and Shani Jayamanne ran the numbers before she walked into the studio. Shani is an Investment Specialist at Morningstar, co-host of Investing Compass and co-author of Invest Your Way. Morningstar runs a study twice a year comparing what funds return against what the investors in those funds actually get, and the funds win by 1.2% a year. Shani explains whe

  4. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    #515 The Property Markets That Aren't Falling w. Louis Christopher (opens the original)

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    Everyone's calling it a crash. Louis Christopher runs SQM Research, one of Australia's biggest property data houses, and he says that word is wrong. What we're in is the largest downturn in 10 to 15 years, but the one ingredient every genuine housing crash has ever needed is missing here. Louis breaks down where the market actually is, which cities are falling hardest, and which pockets are barely moving at all. We get into what the budget's tax changes are really doing to investor behaviour, wh

  5. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    #514 How Amanda started building passive income [Money Diaries] (opens the original)

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    This episode of the Mo Money Podcast is a money diary session with a client of ours, Amanda. Amanda talks about her money journey and how she's done reverse rent vesting, essentially sold her home so that she could rent and invest at the same time, and how she's used that strategy to acquire multiple investment properties and build a share portfolio and start making passive income and a transition away from corporate achievable in less than five years. We get into a bit of the mindset or the thi

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