Teach Me Money with Jaz & Bianca

Teach Me Money
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If financial literacy has always been on your mental to do list… this is your sign to start. Teach Me Money is a podcast by two teachers, Jaz and Bianca, breaking down money in a way that actually makes sense. From saving and budgeting to investing and long-term thinking, we’re here to help you build confidence with your finances, without the overwhelm. Follow along as we share our own experiences, lessons and everything we’re learning along the way, so you can start making smarter money moves too.

Episodes

  1. Jul 19

    Ep 5. Is Investing An Option For You? (Investing Mini Series)

    Investing can feel overwhelming, but before you worry about what to invest in, it’s worth asking whether you’re actually ready to invest in the first place. In the first episode of our Investing Mini Series, we break down the financial foundations that should be in place before you put your first dollar into the market. We chat about emergency funds, high-interest debt, financial goals, cash flow, risk tolerance, and the questions everyone should ask themselves before they start investing. Whether you’re thinking about buying your first ETF or you’re just curious about where to begin, this episode will help you build a solid financial base so you can invest with confidence. FOLLOW OUR JOURNEY @teachmemoney_podau 📧 teachmemoney@outlook.com.au DISCLAIMER Teach Me Money provides general advice only. The information shared in this podcast is intended for educational and entertainment purposes and does not take into account your personal financial situation, needs or goals. Before making any financial decisions, consider what is right for you and seek professional advice where appropriate.

  2. Jul 3

    Ep 4. What Is Your Money Story? + Why We’ve Been MIA

    We’re back! After a little break, we’re sharing what we’ve been up to and opening up about our own money stories. We explore the experiences that shaped our relationship with money, why financial literacy matters, and why we’re passionate about helping others build financial confidence. We’d also love to hear your money story! FOLLOW OUR JOURNEY @teachmemoney_podau 📧 teachmemoney@outlook.com.au DISCLAIMER Teach Me Money provides general advice only. The information shared in this podcast is intended for educational and entertainment purposes and does not take into account your personal financial situation, needs or goals. Before making any financial decisions, consider what is right for you and seek professional advice where appropriate.

  3. May 25

    Ep 3. Making The Federal Budget Make Sense 2026

    The Federal Budget can feel really personal. One minute people are celebrating tax cuts, the next they’re stressed about housing, HECS, or feeling like they’re falling behind. In this episode, we chat through the 2026 Australian Federal Budget in a way that feels more real than political. We talk about why money decisions can feel so emotional, how different people are impacted differently, and how looking at the data and statistics can sometimes help us step back and understand the bigger picture. Just two teachers trying to make sense of money, emotions and what it all means for everyday Australians. FOLLOW US @teachmemoney_podau DISCLAIMER Teach Me Money provides general advice only. The information shared in this podcast is intended for educational and entertainment purposes and does not take into account your personal financial situation, needs or goals. Before making any financial decisions, consider what is right for you and seek professional advice where appropriate.

  4. May 9

    Ep 2. How Saving Could Be Costing You Millions

    We unpack the wild reality of money over a lifetime… because earning more doesn’t automatically make you wealthy. Why do some high-income earners still feel broke? How much of our pay actually disappears to tax, bills and lifestyle creep? And have you ever thought about how the industry you work in can shape your entire financial future? The difference between people on the same salary can literally add up to millions over a lifetime. This ep might change the way you think about income, spending and what “doing well financially” actually means. FOLLOW US @teachmemoney_podaus LINKS Compound returns calculator Disclaimer Teach me money provides general advice only. It doesn’t take into account your personal financial situation, needs, or goals. Before making any financial decisions, consider what’s right for you and seek professional advice if needed

  5. Apr 25

    Ep 1. If Money Has Always Been On Your To Do List, This Is Your Sign

    Welcome to Teach Me Money! We are so excited to be starting this journey together. In episode 1, we introduce ourselves, test our compatibility as podcast partners, and dive into our own money habits. We also unpack the statistics that genuinely shocked us and ultimately led us to start this podcast. If financial literacy has always been on your mental to do list, this is your sign to start. CHAPTERS 00:50 Introductions 06:03 Testing our compatibility as podcast partners 17:35 Money habits 24:16 Shocking financial statistics 35:25 How financially literate are you? Find us on @teachmemoney_podaus LINKS Financial stress Median house pricing Credit Cards Economic abuse Cutting back on essentials Gen Z and social media investing Disclaimer Teach Me Money provides general advice only. This content does not take into account your personal financial situation, needs or goals. Before making any financial decisions, consider whether the information is appropriate for you and seek professional advice if needed.

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If financial literacy has always been on your mental to do list… this is your sign to start. Teach Me Money is a podcast by two teachers, Jaz and Bianca, breaking down money in a way that actually makes sense. From saving and budgeting to investing and long-term thinking, we’re here to help you build confidence with your finances, without the overwhelm. Follow along as we share our own experiences, lessons and everything we’re learning along the way, so you can start making smarter money moves too.

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