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Money Talk, Real Talk

Real talk, expert tips & bold actions to change your money story in mid-life and beyond. Hosted by Suzanne Alexander and Trish Gregory. The advice or information shared on this podcast is general and doesn't consider your personal circumstances.

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Sep 27, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    How to get paid more (opens the original)

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    Are you actually asking to be paid what you're worth? Most of us aren't. And it's not because we don't deserve it, it's because nobody ever taught us how to have this conversation. In this episode, we're unpacking: Why women ask for pay rises just as often as men, but are far less likely to actually get them The exact time to negotiate (hint: before you sign, not after) How to "know your worth" without it just being a hollow phrase What to actually say when you sit down for that conversation Wha

  2. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    Money in Your 60s: The Retirement Reality Nobody Talks About (opens the original)

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    What happens when the paycheck stops? For many Australians, you think retirement is a financial transition, but it's an much more an identity shift. In this episode, Trish & Suzanne are joined by retirement specialist and financial adviser Jenny Brown , who shares what really matters when preparing for your 60s and beyond. We discuss:✅ Where your income comes from when you're no longer working ✅ Why retirement is often a bigger mindset challenge than a money challenge ✅ The biggest regrets retir

  3. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    Your 50s: When Life Gets Messy and Money Matters More Than Ever (opens the original)

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    What really happens to your finances in your 50s? In this epic episode of Money Talk Real Talk, Trish Gregory and Suzanne Alexander are joined by financial adviser and business owner Peita Diamantidis to explore the financial and emotional realities of money in your 50's. From menopause and aging parents to debt, health challenges, retirement planning, and redefining success, this conversation goes far beyond dollars and cents. Peita shares her insights on why so many women feel pulled in multip

  4. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    The Four Money Moves Every Woman Needs in Her 40s (opens the original)

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    Midlife can feel like a financial pressure cooker. You're supporting children, managing mortgages, caring for parents, growing your career, trying to invest, planning retirement and somehow still expected to enjoy life. In this episode, Suzanne and Trish break down: The biggest financial risks facing women in their 40s Burnout, debt and money stress Superannuation and investment strategies Why insurance matters more than ever Estate planning mistakes to avoid How to create more freedom, not more

  5. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    Money in Your 30s: Why "Having It All" Is a Myth (opens the original)

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    Your 30s can feel like a decade of competing priorities: career growth, relationships, children, housing, travel, ageing parents, and the pressure to "have it all figured out." In this episode of Money Talk Real Talk , Trish Gregory and Suzanne Alexander sit down with Danielle Walt , Director of Policy at Financial Counselling Australia, to unpack what really matters financially in your 30s. Together they explore: ✅ The biggest money mistakes people make in their 30s ✅ Why understanding your rel

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