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Speaker 4: Hello and welcome to the Money, the podcast for millennials
Speaker 4: who want financial freedom. Today is Friday, my Friends, which
Speaker 4: means it is time to sit back with the girls
Speaker 4: with a bevy in hand, to unpack our favorite moments
Speaker 4: of the week, and of course, to celebrate you how
Speaker 4: incredible She's on the Money community. As always, we're going
Speaker 4: to be sharing our favorite money wins, We're going to
Speaker 4: discuss what's making news in the finance world, and we'll
Speaker 4: be helping to answer a juicy money question, which this week,
Speaker 4: unsurprisingly is all about how to protect your data. But
Speaker 4: first it is time to recap the week that was,
Speaker 4: Miss Jess Garci. You are here with me, but I
Speaker 4: get to go first, this time with a summary of
Speaker 4: our mandate money diary. So this week we spoke to
Speaker 4: obviously a very beautiful community member, but her story was
Speaker 4: really really different. So obviously life is not without challenges.
Speaker 4: She was managing a chronic health condition, so she had endometriosis,
Speaker 4: which I think a lot of people in our community
Speaker 4: can really resonate with. And she also works as a teacher.
Speaker 4: She is a humanities and social sciences teacher, super super passionate.
Speaker 4: The one thing that we didn't really cover in that
Speaker 4: episode is that the space she works in is more
Speaker 4: with disadvantaged children. And on top of that, she was
Speaker 4: a director on a board for a non for profit
Speaker 4: NDIS service provider, which challenges the status quo for recruitment
Speaker 4: in this space. So honestly, she did so much and
Speaker 4: it was such a personal story. It was really interesting
Speaker 4: to see how she managed her financial life and how
Speaker 4: that worked when you're dealing with a chronic illness. So
Speaker 4: I feel like that was a story that a lot
Speaker 4: of us either resonate with or really sympathize with. So
Speaker 4: it was from my perspective, obviously a really good one.
Speaker 4: Onto Wednesday, though, it's just greed she what did we
Speaker 4: talk about.
Speaker 5: We're talking about protecting yo data. We've had a lot
Speaker 5: of that.
Speaker 4: Is not how I thought that you would introduce that,
Speaker 4: really trotecting your dadda.
Speaker 6: It's important.
Speaker 5: No, a lot of people have been messaging us, firstly
Speaker 5: after the Optus breach, which got everybody including me, and
Speaker 5: then with Telsha and Woolli's and all of the other
Speaker 5: breaches that seemed to be happening at the moment. I
Speaker 5: think people are really anxious around protecting their identity and
Speaker 5: what could potentially happen with that. So we spoke through
Speaker 5: some really tangible steps that you can take to protect yourself.
Speaker 5: I think in this day and age, we might have
Speaker 5: all gotten a little bit lax with saving passwords and
Speaker 5: not changing them and having the same one for ten
Speaker 5: different logins, And it's just probably a really timely reminder
Speaker 5: for all of us that our data is really important,
Speaker 5: and it's not just about like keeping your Facebook account safe.
Speaker 5: It's about people literally being able to defraud you with
Speaker 5: the information that they can get from your public profiles
Speaker 5: and things like that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, really really scary stuff.
Speaker 5: But more on that a little bit later because we
Speaker 5: got to touch on it for our money dilemma.
Speaker 6: All Right, it's time for our budget direct money wins
Speaker 6: and confessions of the week. What have you got for us?
Speaker 5: My first one is from Sarah, who said money Win.
Speaker 5: A quill cover I've had in my wish list four
Speaker 5: months on the Iconic finally went on sale price of
Speaker 5: ninety nine dollars, down from two hundred and eighty and
Speaker 5: the pillowcases dropped from forty to ten. Completely unexpected and
Speaker 5: great timing. As I got my new mattress today. I
Speaker 5: feel like that's the best feeling in the world. New mattress,
Speaker 5: new sheets, like new life. I never get them all
Speaker 5: at the same time, though, Like I feel like that
Speaker 5: is the universe just aligning for her so that she
Speaker 5: can have the absolute best sleep of her life tonight.
Speaker 5: My next one comes from Alex, who says, money Win.
Speaker 5: I arrived home from overseas and ordered food from Uber
Speaker 5: Eats because I didn't have any groceries after being away
Speaker 5: for so long. Relatable delivery guy dropped off the wrong order.
Speaker 5: It's somebody else's groceries. I tried calling because I was
Speaker 5: really hungry and looking forward to having some comfort food,
Speaker 5: but it was too late. Uber Eats refunded me after
Speaker 5: I reported the wrong order, so I ended up with
Speaker 5: free groceries and a stocked fridge and my twenty five
Speaker 5: bucks back. I did have to cook my own dinner, though.
Speaker 4: Oh that's the worst. I'd be like, I don't want groceries.
Speaker 4: I ordered take out, not groceries. I had that happen recently. Actually,
Speaker 4: I ordered Ramen online and I was so excited about
Speaker 4: it because I love Ramen and this new place had
Speaker 4: popped up on Uber Eats that I hadn't seen before.
Speaker 4: And it came deconstructed, like I had to cook the noodles,
Speaker 4: and Stephen I was so salty about it. It came
Speaker 4: and he's like, oh great, I'll get dinner and I'll
Speaker 4: pop it in a bowl for us.
Speaker 6: He brought it to the kitchen and was.
Speaker 4: Like Victoria, and I was like, got the hell And
Speaker 4: he was like, what have you ordered? And it was
Speaker 4: literally like all of the vegetables had not been cooked.
Speaker 4: The noodles were in like some glad wrap wrapped up
Speaker 4: and they clearly looked like they were covered in like
Speaker 4: flower like they were fresh, they were gorgeous. After we
Speaker 4: cooked it, it was delicious, but I was not you
Speaker 4: were to arrive and then immediately tucked straight in. Yeah,
Speaker 4: like it's takeaway. It's not fake away anyway.
Speaker 5: Moving on, Oh my gosh, well I have another travel
Speaker 5: themed money when. This one from Scooter who said money
Speaker 5: Win booked a Ballei holiday through Expedia and got eighty
Speaker 5: dollars back on shot back money. When I feel like
Speaker 5: everyone's getting ready to travel right now, and if you
Speaker 5: are doing your online travel booking.
Speaker 6: You're not using shot bags. Where are you?
Speaker 5: Where are you? It's free money. It is literally free money.
Speaker 5: My next wing comes from Kirsty, who said money Win,
Speaker 5: I thought I had around six hundred dollars still owing
Speaker 5: on my car finance called up to see how much
Speaker 5: I actually had left to play and I could pay
Speaker 5: it off that day for forty three dollars, which means
Speaker 5: I am now officially debt free.
Speaker 6: Money Win. We love to see it. That's so exciting.
Speaker 5: I feel like maybe she's been making some extra repayments
Speaker 5: or something like that because her numbers were so off.
Speaker 6: But that's like the best surprise in the world.
Speaker 4: Don't question her numbers, Jessica, That's not what we do
Speaker 4: in a money win thread. Like if you say it's exciting,
Speaker 4: I am here for the excitement, not to question whether
Speaker 4: it's legitimate or not.
Speaker 5: We are excited for you. My last win for today
Speaker 5: comes from Stella, who said money win. I thought I
Speaker 5: had landed my dream job straight out of UNI, but
Speaker 5: it didn't end up being the job for me, and
Speaker 5: I was devastated. However, I landed another job almost instantly,
Speaker 5: got a sixty percent pay rise, and am now on
Speaker 5: six figures in the second year of my career. What
Speaker 5: if things aren't going well at work, try not to
Speaker 5: stress yourself out and take it as big as things
Speaker 5: are coming your way.
Speaker 6: Ps.
Speaker 5: They also feed me breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the office.
Speaker 6: Now I'm in love. What the heck? I want a
Speaker 6: new job? I quit?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: They you guys never feed me. I just steal cokes
Speaker 4: and stuff from the communal fridge. That's all I've got.
Speaker 5: We live on coke and sour worms in this office.
Speaker 5: So Stella seems like she's winning it life.
Speaker 4: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Like, oh, maybe she gets uber eats.
Speaker 4: I don't know, not Raman hopefully all right, that was
Speaker 4: probably a really good place to leave it. I probably
Speaker 4: am going to go and try and apply for a
Speaker 4: job there, because there's nothing good in this office at
Speaker 4: this point in time. As always, it has been fantastic
Speaker 4: celebrating some of your budget Direct money wins. Budget Direct
Speaker 4: winner of can Stell's Insurer of the Year Award twenty
Speaker 4: twenty two. Budget Direct Insurance Solved. Let's go to a
Speaker 4: really quick break and when we come back, we are
Speaker 4: going to be answering a money dilemma and recapping what's
Speaker 4: going on.
Speaker 5: In the finance world. Don't go anywhere, all right, guys.
Speaker 5: Today it's Black Friday. I swear it was just Black Friday,
Speaker 5: like a week ago. I don't know how it's come
Speaker 5: around again so quickly. If you don't know, Black Friday
Speaker 5: is a holiday that's started.
Speaker 6: In the US.
Speaker 5: It's this huge shopping extravaganza where everything goes on sale,
Speaker 5: and it's kind of I guess filtered over to OZ
Speaker 5: through capitalism and consimerism mainly.
Speaker 6: But I thought it would be a fun chance to.
Speaker 5: Talk about an article that I read recently talking about
Speaker 5: how much we're expected to spend. According to nab ozzies
Speaker 5: were estimated to have spent a whopping eight billion during
Speaker 5: the four days of My Friday to Cyber Monday last year.
Speaker 6: Eight billion dollars.
Speaker 5: Yeah, eight billion, which is I can't even fathom how
Speaker 5: much money that is in my brain.
Speaker 4: And that's more than the amount of people in Australia.
Speaker 4: We have twenty five million people in Australia or twenty
Speaker 4: five point seven or something million people in Australia, and
Speaker 4: we're spending billions of dollars.
Speaker 6: It's not even Christmas or New Year's or like, what
Speaker 6: the heck they're tipping. It'll be even higher again this year,
Speaker 6: which remains to be I'm not okay with this. That
Speaker 6: gives me the ick.
Speaker 5: I think it's a really hard dichotomy because on one
Speaker 5: side of things, I've been waiting for Black Friday for
Speaker 5: a few purchases. I want to buy some air pods
Speaker 5: and I'm like waiting to see if I can get
Speaker 5: them on sale and get myself a bit of a deal.
Speaker 5: But then the flip side, if we're spending eight billion dollars,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna take a stab in the dark and say
Speaker 5: a lot of people are probably also buying things that
Speaker 5: they weren't.
Speaker 6: Necessarily planning on.
Speaker 4: So your things are maybe for you or are they gifts?
Speaker 4: Like as that is that the plan? Because I feel
Speaker 4: like if you're making use of it, it makes sense.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I just feel like Black Friday, I don't immediately think
Speaker 4: and this is maybe not a good thing for me.
Speaker 4: I don't immediately think, wow, I could stock up for Christmas,
Speaker 4: Like that is not where my head is at. I'm like, oh,
Speaker 4: it is my favorite shop on sale. Yeah, no, I'm naughty.
Speaker 4: It is a little bit naughty.
Speaker 5: And I think you know, the last couple of weeks,
Speaker 5: there's been a lot of marketing leading up to this.
Speaker 5: Brands are really capitalizing on it. I remember last year
Speaker 5: almost every website had twenty percent off or buy this,
Speaker 5: get this free or whatever. Everybody seems to be really
Speaker 5: leaning into it because they've cottoned onto the fact that
Speaker 5: people are cashed up and.
Speaker 6: Wanting to spend.
Speaker 5: But I mean it's a little bit tricky because yes,
Speaker 5: it's a great time to get those gifts, but it's
Speaker 5: not a great time to just be spending on things
Speaker 5: because you're like, oh, it's.
Speaker 6: On say a lot treat myself.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that's why I think it's really important. If
Speaker 4: that's the period that you're going through and you're a
Speaker 4: little bit like spend happy or click happy as I
Speaker 4: can be, Like, before this happens, why don't you go
Speaker 4: through your email inbox and just unsubscribe from anything tempting,
Speaker 4: Like I don't know. I've been speaking to friends about
Speaker 4: this and they're like, well, I don't want to miss
Speaker 4: out on discounts. I'm like, yeah, but you can go
Speaker 4: find a discount when you're ready to purchase something. You
Speaker 4: don't need to wait for it to slide into your
Speaker 4: DMS or into your inbox for that to happen. So
Speaker 4: I think unsubscribing from all of the retailers that email
Speaker 4: you on a daily basis is really constructive. I know
Speaker 4: I'm the worst, right, like Jesse, you know, I love
Speaker 4: a good shop and it's one of those things where
Speaker 4: sometimes I'm not even thinking about it and then I
Speaker 4: get an email and they're like new in and I'm like, oh,
Speaker 4: I'll just check that out, like I'll click out I
Speaker 4: like this brand, yeah, and then all of a sudden
Speaker 4: I found a dress I think I need and then
Speaker 4: it's all I can think about, whereas I just didn't
Speaker 4: need to see the dress, you know, like I just
Speaker 4: didn't need to.
Speaker 6: Did I need a new dress?
Speaker 2: Probably not?
Speaker 4: And then all I do is think about it, convinced
Speaker 4: myself I need it. I'll do that thing where I
Speaker 4: tell everybody else to do this, to put twenty four
Speaker 4: hours between you and your spending.
Speaker 6: And I'm like, yeah, I still want the dress. Yeah,
Speaker 6: what if I didn't see it?
Speaker 4: You just never have thought about it exactly, So nip
Speaker 4: the problem in the bud before it even happens.
Speaker 5: I reckon, Do you want a fund tidbit about why
Speaker 5: it's called Black Friday?
Speaker 6: Oh? Yeah, just like a random I do. I thought
Speaker 6: about it. No, I feel like this is going to
Speaker 6: be really morbid. It's not morbid. It's just very random.
Speaker 5: It's a little bit financi So it's said to have
Speaker 5: been coined in eighteen sixty nine when two people named
Speaker 5: Jim and Jay were Wall Street financers and they bought
Speaker 5: a huge amount of gold in the hope that its
Speaker 5: price would search. Apparently the opposite thing happened. The market
Speaker 5: crashed and became Black Friday.
Speaker 6: Oh but like what, I'm so confused?
Speaker 5: Do you know, they drove out the price of gold
Speaker 5: and the stop market crashed and it was a black
Speaker 5: Day for everybody else.
Speaker 4: Oh that's what you meant. I was like, gold is gold,
Speaker 4: not black. Jess with the Day was like it did
Speaker 4: not change color.
Speaker 6: They said it on a fire because they were so
Speaker 6: angry that.
Speaker 4: Talking about like this, you know what, that's a really
Speaker 4: disappointing reason.
Speaker 5: Well, the other thing that I read was because obviously
Speaker 5: Black Friday follows on from Thanksgiving, and so in the
Speaker 5: major cities back in the day, people you didn't have
Speaker 5: your local shopping center or your online shops, and so
Speaker 5: people would turn up to the city and like droves
Speaker 5: to do their holiday shopping. And again, huge crowds, lots
Speaker 5: of pollution. Not a great day Black Friday.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Wow, I feel like everything in Australia is becoming quite
Speaker 4: Americanized and I'm not liking it. So, like Halloween happened recently.
Speaker 6: I love Halloween. See, you're probably.
Speaker 4: The perfect person to ask, because when we were in America,
Speaker 4: you were hunting down pumpkins like nobody's business, and I
Speaker 4: was like, what the heck, Like, I just don't understand
Speaker 4: this holiday. I don't understand the holiday, But I also
Speaker 4: don't understand why Australians are in embracing such an American holiday,
Speaker 4: Like you tell your kids every other day of the
Speaker 4: year to do not trust strangers, and what now we're
Speaker 4: going up to their houses and knocking on the doors
Speaker 4: asking for the lollies like step into my van, tiny child,
Speaker 4: Like I just don't understand the concept of it and
Speaker 4: why Australia is embracing it. Like I remember walking down
Speaker 4: the street a couple of weeks ago and every second
Speaker 4: house is decked out in Halloween stuff, and I'm like,
Speaker 4: do you even understand Halloween? Like I don't even understand
Speaker 4: where it's come from anyway. I've just got a lot
Speaker 4: to say because I don't think we should be doing it.
Speaker 5: I think Halloween comes from all Hallo's Eve, which was
Speaker 5: like a I want to say pagan I don't know
Speaker 5: if that's right, but like something way back in the
Speaker 5: day that was a little bit almost not quite religious,
Speaker 5: but you know, something like that that's obviously been like
Speaker 5: really recontextualized for again capitalism. I just like it, and
Speaker 5: I feel like maybe a lot of people are in
Speaker 5: the same boat as me.
Speaker 6: I just like a theme in the same way that
Speaker 6: I loved you.
Speaker 5: Yes, you love the chance to decorate my house or
Speaker 5: dress up in a costume or buy lots of cute,
Speaker 5: tiny pumpkins. And I know that it's not even autumn
Speaker 5: here and the pumpkins motif doesn't make sense, but I
Speaker 5: just love anything that gives me the chance to do
Speaker 5: something fun, like.
Speaker 4: Oh, and I'm all about you doing that, like I
Speaker 4: will get behind you. In fact, I think you know
Speaker 4: i'll get behind you because we went to so many
Speaker 4: American targets looking for the pumpkins of your dreams. And
Speaker 4: I was like, I still don't get why we're here, Jessica, but.
Speaker 6: I'm all in. I just don't understand it.
Speaker 4: I'm just like, this feels like a waste of money.
Speaker 4: Oh why are we buying pumpkins? It's not even full.
Speaker 4: You can't even eat them. Like I saw pumpkin carvings
Speaker 4: out the front of people's houses and I was like,
Speaker 4: is this food waste?
Speaker 6: Like I just don't get it.
Speaker 4: Does it just sit there and rot and then you
Speaker 4: throw it out? Like anyway, there's just a lot too
Speaker 4: Halloween that I don't understand. Maybe don't come for me
Speaker 4: if one day I have kids and they want to
Speaker 4: celebrate it, and I'm like, God, it's just too hard
Speaker 4: to fight them, because you know, yeah, I just feel
Speaker 4: like I don't want to be called out as a hypocrite.
Speaker 4: But today you will not see my house decorated. You
Speaker 4: will not see me celebrating it. I just don't get it.
Speaker 4: And pumpkin spice lat taste tastes like trash.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, they do give me a strawberry, a
Speaker 6: sire refresher any day. I just don't understand it.
Speaker 4: Like that was one of the things I really wanted
Speaker 4: to try while we were in the US, because I
Speaker 4: was like, oh, this is so America, not great. One
Speaker 4: out of ten cannot recommend you know what we should do? Though,
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Speaker 2: Hey, she's on the money. First of all, love the pod,
Speaker 2: but I just wanted to ask a quick money question
Speaker 2: about the latest data hack with Optus. Unfortunately, my details
Speaker 2: were taken in by the hackers, and I just wanted
Speaker 2: to ask your thoughts on the best way to protect
Speaker 2: my finances. In particular, I do remember hearing a money
Speaker 2: diarist saying that she put a hold with her bank
Speaker 2: or something, but I couldn't quite find the episode to
Speaker 2: get that exact information. I also wanted to ask if
Speaker 2: you had any other helpful tips or tricks to make
Speaker 2: sure that my finances aren't compromised by the hackers as well.
Speaker 2: Any information would be great.
Speaker 4: Thanks Abby, Abby, Abby, So step back two days, go
Speaker 4: to Wednesday. Listen to that episode. It was literally made
Speaker 4: for you and everybody else in this circumstance. We talked
Speaker 4: all about data protection, data breaches, how to protect yourself
Speaker 4: and keep your data safe.
Speaker 6: Jess, what were your main takeaways?
Speaker 5: I think it was just like the safety thing for me,
Speaker 5: so like being really conscious of where you're putting your information,
Speaker 5: being careful of what you're just closing online because turns
Speaker 5: out people can really easily find information, even if you
Speaker 5: think you're being smart with it.
Speaker 6: Like we spoke about the sold boards out.
Speaker 5: The front of people's houses when they buy them for
Speaker 5: the first time, so we spoke a little bit about
Speaker 5: the impact of those things. But if you have been hacked,
Speaker 5: the tangible steps were really to be preemptive. So don't
Speaker 5: wait until someone defrauds you. Try and get in front
Speaker 5: of that boat if you can. And that does mean
Speaker 5: calling around to different people, including your bank. And that
Speaker 5: hole that she was talking about was you can literally
Speaker 5: just put a hold a lot of the times. Now
Speaker 5: you can turn your card off or your bank account
Speaker 5: off through your app.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I can just do it through my app
Speaker 4: and just like can not cancel the card, but just
Speaker 4: like pause it, which is kind of cool.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but if you can't do that, give your bank
Speaker 5: a call on the phone, because they should be able
Speaker 5: to either turn off, you know, certain types of transactions
Speaker 5: or at least make sure that someone within their dedicated
Speaker 5: team is monitoring it for any dodgy looking transactions.
Speaker 4: I think the one thing to me that was a
Speaker 4: really big eye opener is obviously these big data breaches
Speaker 4: are really awful. It's your email, your phone number, your
Speaker 4: personal information or yeah, like literally all this information that
Speaker 4: you don't want to get out, And you know that's
Speaker 4: where I feel unsafe too.
Speaker 6: I totally get it.
Speaker 4: But it's kind of those subconscious data breaches as well
Speaker 4: that we talked about, Like you'll use a name on
Speaker 4: social media, like why is it Victoria Divine ninety one?
Speaker 4: Like you guys all know where my birthday is, so
Speaker 4: I'm not too concerned about me at this stage, but
Speaker 4: like you instantly assume that that is my birth year,
Speaker 4: so you have my full name, you have my date
Speaker 4: of birth. Like I just feel like we don't think
Speaker 4: about data safety in a way that we should. So, yeah,
Speaker 4: there was a massive data breach. Were lucky, we know that.
Speaker 4: But it's all of these subconscious things where people can
Speaker 4: just go on your Instagram and see your profile and
Speaker 4: scroll back and see who you dated and what you're like,
Speaker 4: do you know what I mean, like find out the
Speaker 4: security questions to your password because you're like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 4: my first pet XYZ passed away immediately they have your
Speaker 4: first pet name and that's one of the security questions
Speaker 4: that you have on your bank. And I just think
Speaker 4: it's so important to think about all of those small things.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying go and have an alias, but just
Speaker 4: be really careful because I didn't realize up until few
Speaker 4: weeks ago my Pinterest name was literally the same, and
Speaker 4: I was like, yeah, well, I mean it's kind of
Speaker 4: public knowledge at this point what my birth year is
Speaker 4: because we talk about it all the time because I'm
Speaker 4: literally a financial end of your baby, Like yeah, and
Speaker 4: it's kind of funny. But to be honest, even when
Speaker 4: I've shared that information with the community or post it
Speaker 4: on my birthday, I didn't think about my data. I
Speaker 4: was just thinking about sharing a cute picture with my friends.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I think it's really interesting now because the world
Speaker 4: is full of people that I don't want to know,
Speaker 4: but they might want to know you. So I think
Speaker 4: it's just be really cautious, be really careful, and don't
Speaker 4: be a boomer about it.
Speaker 5: Treat your data with the respect it deserves, which I
Speaker 5: think we've all gotten a bit lax with.
Speaker 6: Because we got Togi.
Speaker 4: I totally have as well, and I kind of just
Speaker 4: don't think about it.
Speaker 6: I'm just like, yeah, okay, no worries, like oh yeah, but.
Speaker 5: Babby definitely listen to that episode because we cover it
Speaker 5: off on so many things, really tangible tips as well
Speaker 5: as some things to keep an eye out for. We've
Speaker 5: also done an episode in the past called Scamdalous, Huge
Speaker 5: and Delicious.
Speaker 6: I was gonna say, sc.
Speaker 3: A, we're.
Speaker 6: We're not going, but we can't sing.
Speaker 5: That's why we have a podcast, not music videos. Very true,
Speaker 5: but definitely go back and check that out as well
Speaker 5: because it had lots of tips and tricks on what
Speaker 5: to do if your details are scammed and being used
Speaker 5: for something on slavery.
Speaker 4: Also, the other thing before we go is that you
Speaker 4: can call any of your providers and ask them for
Speaker 4: the information that they have on you. If you're feeling
Speaker 4: a little bit uneasy, you can actually call the bank
Speaker 4: and be like, hey, what information do you have on
Speaker 4: file about me? And they have to share that with you,
Speaker 4: and you can actually request that once they've used it,
Speaker 4: it be destroyed.
Speaker 6: So yeah, handy, handy hint.
Speaker 4: But in saying that, I think that my last piece
Speaker 4: of advice for the week, Miss Jessica read she I
Speaker 4: think it's time to go.
Speaker 6: Let's go get a drink. Ten out of ten idea,
Speaker 6: Let's go see you guys next week. Bye.
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