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Money coaching vs financial advice: The 5-step framework to fix your finances
Description
In this Australian Finance Podcast episode, your hosts Owen Rask and Gemma Mitchell dive into money coaching, financial advice, and the simple 5-step framework anyone can use to take control of their finances. They cover:
– The difference between education, coaching, and financial advice
– Why most people aren’t as “bad with money” as they think
– Real-life insights from working with Christian Hull
– How mindset, behaviour, and systems shape your financial success
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Topics covered
– What is the difference between podcasts, money coaching & financial advice?
– Education vs action vs strategy: what actually drives change
– Inside money coaching: what a session really looks like
– Case study: Christian Hull’s money journey
– Why high income doesn’t equal confidence with money
– The role of mindset, behaviour & organisation in financial success
– Common money beliefs: “I’m bad with numbers” & control vs clarity
– Quick wins in coaching: simple changes that make a big impact
– Building systems: accounts, habits & routines that support success
– When to introduce tools like PocketSmith
– Identifying spending problem areas without tracking everything
– Connecting goals, cash flow & long-term planning
Episode resources
– Buy Gemma’s book “The Money Reset”
– Speak with the Rask Advice team
– Ask a question (select the Finance podcast)
Show partner resources
– Join Pearler using code “RASK” for $15 of Pearler Credit
– Get 50% off your first two months using PocketSmith
– View Betashares range of funds
Rask resources
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