STELLA PODCAST

Centre Stage with 64 Media podcast

For our very first podcast, we welcome Julia Newbould, co-author of The Joy of Money, and Managing Editor at Connexus Financial, responsible for Professional Planner events. She also looks after podcasts for Investment Magazine, a title for superannuation professionals.

Savvy Mumma podcast

In this chat, we tackle the taboo of money and Julia shares her key lessons and wisdom, covering the basics of managing your money, protecting your money, the importance of being interested in superannuation and what financial freedom is really all about.

The Politics of financial literacy podcast

Financial literacy is a term many of us never knew when we started work or had to make decisions about money we have earned – what is it and why does it matter? What makes financial literacy work best? Is it a school subject we miss out on or is there an ongoing way we can become better at our own financial understanding all the way from first job to retirement and beyond? The GFC and the 2018 Banking Royal Commission showed many people that trusting the so-called “smartest people in the room” with our money is not always wise. What role do advisors play and what do we as consumers need to understand as well? Are women needing different financial literacy supports or is it not a gender-led issue? And what does financial literacy looks like for women?

radical self-belief – the mojo-maker podcast

Welcome to episode 160 on the show talking financial Legacy with the fabulous Julia Newbould. Managing Editor of Australia’s Money Magazine.  

Julia shares her personal journey on the joy of cash flow, financial acuity and we chat about what financial legacy really means. Straight forward, engaging and thought provoking – especially if you’ve been through a divorce, have built a strong company and no one directly in line for the succession plan and what to do if you’re over 45 on your own and when should we start thinking about the what happens after??

it’s not about the money podcast

Do you think you could land a commercial aeroplane successfully with no training? Beat Serena Williams in a game of tennis? What about make good investment decisions?

In this bonus episode, Jenny speaks with Julia Newbould about confidence, overconfidence, and how this can influence decision making.

HerAdvice: Episode 6 – International Women’s Day edition – Mind the (pay) gap

In our first episode for 2024, we celebrate International Women’s Day. Sarah Conte of BT’s Advice Technical & Regulatory team chats with Christine Lusher from Lush Wealth about the role financial advisers can play in accelerating progress towards closing the gender pay gap. 

WRITES4WOMEN PODCAST

Money isn’t just about money. It’s about security. It’s about choices – to live our lives the way we want. It’s about everything money enables you to do and just as importantly what it allows you not to do.

Money is complex. Women know that they need to be smart about money, but are often stopped short- they don’t know where to go, how to start, or who to trust. They feel that most material on money is skin-deep – it’s either about budgeting or investing in the share market. They want expert guidance about money that explains the detail and the big picture, which is the genesis of the Joy of Money.

This comprehensive money guide is designed to bring money to life – to put the joy back into money. 

MEET THE MEDIA PODCAST

At PritchittBland Communications we’ve kicked off a special blog series where we put the spotlight on Australian financial journalists and dig a little deeper to find out where they’ve come from and what drives a good story.

See it from their perspective and read the interview with our next guest, Julia Newbould.

FEAR AND GREED PODCAST

In Fear and Greed’s Sunday feature interview this week, Sean Aylmer speaks to Money Magazine Editor-at-Large Julia Newbould about the hot topics in the world of personal finance.

• Investing in FAANG stocks (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google)
• Whether parents should gift or loan money, or even provide an early inheritance, to adult children
• The estimated $300,000 cost of raising children