Hosted by Emma Edwards · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 352 episodes
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Emma Edwards hosts The Broke Generation, a education show with 352 episodes published.
In this episode I'm joined again by Tash Etschmann from Tash Invests to dissect a particularly eye opening mortgage misconception I found on Reddit. A true lesson in why financial literacy and mortgage education should b
In this episode, I explore how replacing a rigid financial map with a values-driven compass can transform the way you manage money. Rather than chasing fixed numbers and linear plans, I share why understanding your deepe
In this episode I'm joined by Tash Etschmann of Tash Invests to discuss the concept of lifestyle creep versus values-based spending, and how we keep on top of small expenses adding up while still enjoying our money and e
Another month has flown by so let's take a look back at what went down in my life, money and business in May! Thank you as always to PocketSmith for being the official sponsor of The Monthly Wrap. Head to www.pocketsmith
There's a creeping cultural narrative that ambition is cringe, having goals is naïve, and if you're still trying to get ahead financially or professionally, you've somehow missed the memo that everything is pointless. An
Money is one of the last areas where we resist turning inward — and it's costing us. In this episode, I'm digging into why financial self-awareness is the missing piece for so many of us who feel stuck with money. We tal
The Australian Government 5% Deposit Scheme and the Australian Government Help to Buy Scheme are two different pathways to homeownership for Australians – but do you know the difference between the two? If you're buying
Trigger warning: this episode contains discussions around pregnancy and fertility. Back again with another Monthly Wrap sharing what's been going in my finances, and a look at what's going down in life, money and busines
A rainbow literally appeared while I was speaking to you in this episode and if that's not a sign to open your mind up to all the ways you maybe CAN do the thing your brain is telling you you can't, I don't know what is.
One of your MOST LOVED eps from last year was all about upgrading your life without spending a fortune, so I'm back with more ways to do exactly that. From what you drink your morning coffee out of, to how you unwind whe
Ever feel like your brain is constantly running a background tab called "am I spending this right?" This episode is all about quieting that noise. Money rules can help you simplify your financial decisions and allow mone
Welcome back once again to The Monthly Wrap: what's been cracking in life, money and business over here at Broke HQ. Thanks as always to PocketSmith for sponsoring this episode. Each month I'll take you through: The mont
In this episode I'm diving into the doom spending narrative that's spreading online, including why we're tempted to do it, why it's unhelpful, and what to do instead. ORDER THE WARDROBE PROJECT! Australia/NZ: https://amz
In this episode I'm talking about a piece of advice that has come up over and over again in conversations about money in recent months, which is this: manage your money and your life like its a business and you're in cha
Welcome back to another Monthly Wrap episode thanks to my friends at PocketSmith. Each month I'll take you through: The monthly mood: what was the vibe of my finances last month? An overview of the month in life, money a
I'm back with a new instalment of my 'thank yourself in 10 years' series, so get your hot little butt out for a walk and listen to the next batch of stuff you can do to make life easier for yourself in a decade's time. M
n this 3-part mini series I'm joined by vet and founder of VetChat, Claire Jenkins, to talk about the cost of pet ownership and how we can manage the cost of pet care amidst the cost of living crisis. These episodes feat
In this 3-part mini series I'm joined by vet and founder of VetChat, Claire Jenkins, to talk about the cost of pet ownership and how we can manage the cost of pet care amidst the cost of living crisis. These episodes fea
In this 3-part mini series I'm joined by vet and founder of VetChat, Claire Jenkins, to talk about the cost of pet ownership and how we can manage the cost of pet care amidst the cost of living crisis. These episodes fea
In 2025 I committed going one whole year without buying clothes... for a SECOND TIME! In this episode I take you through what I learned, the challenges, the wins, and how it differed from the first time around. The Wardr
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The Broke Generation is hosted by Emma Edwards. The show is categorised under education (business) and has published 352 episodes.
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