Speaker 1: She's on the Money. She's on the Money.
Speaker 2: Hello, and welcome to that.
Speaker 3: She's on the Money radio show podcast, the podcast for
Speaker 3: millennials who want financial freedom.
Speaker 4: I wish you guys to do.
Speaker 5: The actual podcast if you're introducing.
Speaker 6: It like trap struggles every week, doesn't even don't get upset.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't even get paid for this, mate, and
Speaker 3: I've asked you just give me the line.
Speaker 5: And I've been telling you this whole entire time. It's
Speaker 5: good for your exposure.
Speaker 3: Thank you my profile. No, hey, I am Trav Roebuck.
Speaker 3: That is Victoria to Vine, Australia's number one finance podcaster,
Speaker 3: and Mitch Jury you're over there as well.
Speaker 2: Get it, mate, I.
Speaker 4: Don't have like a number one anything.
Speaker 7: What do you think i'd be number one at Victoria
Speaker 7: joking traps ego.
Speaker 2: Number one.
Speaker 7: I'll take Uber Eats. I actually will take that. I
Speaker 7: ordered it reach three times on the weekend. By the way,
Speaker 7: Victoria didn't even didn't take your advice.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, so did I. I ordered breakfast and
Speaker 6: then I ordered chips in bed.
Speaker 5: I was so unwell after doing the show that I
Speaker 5: was just like, I'm going to bed. I ordered a
Speaker 5: diet coke.
Speaker 6: And some maccas chips and ten out of ten I
Speaker 6: was better, which leads me into the question of the week.
Speaker 6: We were talking about this off air, Mitch, and you
Speaker 6: shut me down real quick, and you said, save it for.
Speaker 5: The people, save it for the people. Yeah, what's your
Speaker 5: Maca's order.
Speaker 7: Oh I'm glad you saved it for the people, because
Speaker 7: I have I have a staunch order and I finessed
Speaker 7: this order.
Speaker 4: Like, I work nights radio, so I'll do a.
Speaker 7: Lot of late This is this is a fact that
Speaker 7: I don't think many people would know. After midnight, they
Speaker 7: close the rap making device and they don't make macas
Speaker 7: wraps after midnight.
Speaker 4: And you should see me make you take healthy options.
Speaker 3: I thought you said they closed the rat making device,
Speaker 3: and I'm like, well, that's probably a good thing.
Speaker 2: But fun facts.
Speaker 3: I also used to do late night radio, Mitch, and
Speaker 3: I ate Macers because it was the only thing open
Speaker 3: as well. Yeah, I gave myself a year off Macers
Speaker 3: as like my Year's resolution. It in like ten years
Speaker 3: and I haven't had it for ten years.
Speaker 4: Boring and.
Speaker 5: Much about your humble the.
Speaker 3: Absolute crap out of KFC and hja's though but macas
Speaker 3: not for ten years.
Speaker 2: Mate.
Speaker 6: That's actually quite impressive because I'm quite the addict mits.
Speaker 5: What's your order though?
Speaker 7: Okay, my order is a double cheeseburger. And here's the
Speaker 7: clencher on a steam Yeah in Victoria steamer And for
Speaker 7: those who have never tried a steamed bun, it's like
Speaker 7: the softness of a crispy cream donut.
Speaker 6: It's actually so much better. And if you forget to
Speaker 6: ask for it, you.
Speaker 3: Just know steamed hams. As they say on the same
Speaker 3: what did you used to order?
Speaker 5: Art traps?
Speaker 3: I used to have a large, big mac meal with
Speaker 3: two cheats and ten nuggets.
Speaker 5: How are you so skinny?
Speaker 2: A walk? Remember? I don't have a.
Speaker 5: Cut More humble brags another brag.
Speaker 3: We actually have some amazing brags come up on the show,
Speaker 3: because an amazing show. If I'm just putting it out there,
Speaker 3: super save a Saturday, Victoria. You're going to giveus sneaky
Speaker 3: tips on how to keep more bucks in your bank account.
Speaker 5: I mean I gave you some, but not a lot
Speaker 5: this week.
Speaker 6: Honestly, listen to some other podcast episodes if you're looking
Speaker 6: for some hot tips, because this.
Speaker 5: Week wasn't it?
Speaker 3: No money matters though. If you're struggling with your cash flow,
Speaker 3: you got yourself in a bit of situation. You can
Speaker 3: hit us up at Shees on the money socials, but
Speaker 3: you've got some amazing advice as well for the peeps
Speaker 3: out there.
Speaker 5: Is it by Fruity Lexia in the bucks?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I didn't want to say you were going to keep it,
Speaker 2: but if.
Speaker 6: You want to see the advice you were trying to
Speaker 6: weisele out of me there, because I just feel like
Speaker 6: I didn't hit the mark.
Speaker 2: No, that was exactly what I.
Speaker 5: I've graduated, Trav.
Speaker 6: I now no longer buy Fruity Alexia and are now
Speaker 6: buy exclusively Audi wines.
Speaker 2: Wow, amazing?
Speaker 4: Are they good? I didn't know that.
Speaker 6: I don't know if I meant to say this, but
Speaker 6: they're all owned by Jacob's Creek, so they're actually.
Speaker 2: A good one.
Speaker 4: I all know that. So they're a good drops.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're actually a good drop. Like there's one cooled
Speaker 6: bread and I'm obsessed with it. And is it a
Speaker 6: red a black bottle with like a very it looks
Speaker 6: like a very expensive bottle. Andrew, you have to disclose
Speaker 6: that they did send me some, but I have now
Speaker 6: purchased it.
Speaker 5: Because I liked it so much.
Speaker 3: We also threw it out there on thirteen one sixty five.
Speaker 3: We got some amazing hacks, so I reckon, I'm going
Speaker 3: to use as soon as we get out of this
Speaker 3: radio show.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we got good hacks. I wrote them down and
Speaker 7: you guys will too. They're very beneficial.
Speaker 2: All right, enjoy Here is this week. She's on the
Speaker 2: Money radio show.
Speaker 1: She's on the Money Radio Show.
Speaker 4: With Victoria Divine.
Speaker 7: Hey, you know what I was doing. I was drinking
Speaker 7: my Barocca sport. Thank you for that, Victoria.
Speaker 5: Oh, you're welcome.
Speaker 4: You got me hooked.
Speaker 5: Such a little influence up.
Speaker 7: Well, you are you influenced me? And I love drinking
Speaker 7: it with my morning paper. Yes, I read papers. I
Speaker 7: read it on my pay I'm like a ninety year
Speaker 7: old man with the font size one hundred and ten.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's really.
Speaker 2: It's I reckon.
Speaker 3: You'd use the Siri voice option, mate, you'd highlight it
Speaker 3: and get Siri to read it to you.
Speaker 4: I reckon.
Speaker 5: He has made a mucil as well.
Speaker 4: I have seen inside my pantry. Anyway, I was reading
Speaker 4: this article. Did you know this?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 4: From Wednesday, the first of June.
Speaker 7: The hextet is going to get bigger, which is obviously
Speaker 7: when you go to UNI and you can't pay for it,
Speaker 7: so it's alone that the government give you. I think
Speaker 7: it's called help. Now everyone knows it as hex because
Speaker 7: it's tied to inflation, right, and inflation has been surging.
Speaker 7: They are upping the price of the hex stet, which
Speaker 7: I think is terrible, right because so many kids have
Speaker 7: hex stets.
Speaker 5: I think it's terrible. I just think that's life.
Speaker 6: But before we get there and I tell you exactly
Speaker 6: why this is happening, mixed Churi, what's inflation?
Speaker 4: Inflation? You you've got a balloon?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I knew he was going to go there.
Speaker 7: To listen and you got a balloon. You got a
Speaker 7: kids party to go to. How do you get that
Speaker 7: balloon up?
Speaker 4: Inflation?
Speaker 2: Also car tires as well for those cars?
Speaker 5: So much your ego?
Speaker 4: Do you have hextet? Victoria?
Speaker 5: I don't really want to talk about the six figures?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: Sorry?
Speaker 7: How many degrees have you completed or started and stopped
Speaker 7: to get six figures?
Speaker 6: I haven't stopped, Denny, just so you thank you for
Speaker 6: assuming I would flunk.
Speaker 5: But I finished every degree.
Speaker 4: I started Congress and.
Speaker 6: Has a good innings, but four degrees, I'm just trying
Speaker 6: to keep those parents proud.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, are you still paying that offer? Are
Speaker 7: you one of those people that are going to pay
Speaker 7: it off later or are you incrementally paying?
Speaker 6: No, I'm paying it off based on what my income is.
Speaker 6: But I don't pay anymore just because I'm like, no,
Speaker 6: I've got better things to do with my money.
Speaker 7: Well, that's the sad thing because most of the people
Speaker 7: that have helped out or hext are teenagers and remember
Speaker 7: the feeling of being a teenager, and they are eighteen
Speaker 7: year old's.
Speaker 4: Nineteen year old?
Speaker 6: No, what if you got at eighteen, Victoria? We run
Speaker 6: semester at university.
Speaker 3: We just I'm talking about teenagers because we want to
Speaker 3: play this. See if you don't say you're a teenager,
Speaker 3: it doesn't work, mate, So stop writing.
Speaker 2: Stop.
Speaker 4: Travino planned this.
Speaker 7: We had coffee before the show when we planned to
Speaker 7: play that song.
Speaker 3: You know where Victoria was too busy doing degrees? Mate,
Speaker 3: that's where you were. But we want to know how
Speaker 3: did you make your money go further thirteen one oh
Speaker 3: six five. We want to know maybe it was like
Speaker 3: a giant of two minute noodles.
Speaker 5: Me gouring nobody ate two minute noodles.
Speaker 3: They were expensive, or you know maybe girls going out
Speaker 3: and getting drinks from guys.
Speaker 5: That's actually just smart business.
Speaker 2: Okay, well well what about you? How did you save money? Victoria?
Speaker 2: When you were a teenage dirtpack?
Speaker 5: Can you remember scoobies like you?
Speaker 4: Oh you're a Scooby girl.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I used to make Scooby bracelets see to be fifty
Speaker 6: cents a strand. If you wanted extra beads and stuff,
Speaker 6: I'd charge more for that. And then when I got
Speaker 6: to university, I would photocopy the notes that I took.
Speaker 5: And I would sell them. Wow, because I'm an adult.
Speaker 2: Did you make a lot?
Speaker 5: It was pretty profitable.
Speaker 6: I used to trade for money, obviously, but also I
Speaker 6: would try for things from the canteens.
Speaker 7: Jeane is I did the same thing in primary school,
Speaker 7: but it was like the ugi o card boom oh yeah,
Speaker 7: oh my god. I had like the trench coat, the
Speaker 7: school uniform. I would pull it over and go, what
Speaker 7: do you want?
Speaker 4: You want? Blue eyed, white, gray cat.
Speaker 7: And what I would do is Mum would take me
Speaker 7: to Patty's Markets, which is like a giant bootleg market
Speaker 7: and I would get the bootleg fake car, or you
Speaker 7: would sell them, and then I'd come back and I'd
Speaker 7: be like, these are rare, they're fresh off the ship
Speaker 7: and they were fake and you feel the because it
Speaker 7: was like thin paper, and other people.
Speaker 4: Might not know that is on them.
Speaker 5: They should have they should have done an authenticity mitt.
Speaker 3: You are such a great overcoat kind of guy. I'm
Speaker 3: just putting it out of that. What did you do
Speaker 3: when you're a teenage dirt bag to save yourself a
Speaker 3: little bit of cash?
Speaker 2: Going to take your calls next?
Speaker 4: This is She's on the Money radio show right now.
Speaker 2: We're doing this guys.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah. The reason we are doing that is because you're
Speaker 3: help debt, which is previously known.
Speaker 2: As your hex debt.
Speaker 4: Apparently Hex yeah.
Speaker 2: Getting more expensive as of last Wednesday.
Speaker 5: It's not as bad as people seem to think it is.
Speaker 6: Inflation has increased and it's set to increase at about
Speaker 6: six percent, but they're not passing all of that onto
Speaker 6: your help debt, so don't worry too much.
Speaker 3: Hey packers, you've given us a call on thirteen one
Speaker 3: o six five. Mate, how were you a teenage dirt bag?
Speaker 3: What did you do I remember goings on a Tuesday.
Speaker 5: That just sounds like a good deal. All right.
Speaker 4: We did ask them to call call this with.
Speaker 3: I definitely respect that because you seem like the kind
Speaker 3: of guy that would still do that. Is there any
Speaker 3: establishments around that have anywhere near a two dollar pot?
Speaker 8: I think if you hunt the local bowlo, you might
Speaker 8: slip a couple of cheap pots down there.
Speaker 7: But yeah, when I think Victoria divine, I think hanging
Speaker 7: out on the corner of a local BOWLO.
Speaker 4: That's what I wow, Victoria.
Speaker 2: All right, thanks packers, don't worry.
Speaker 3: Guys Abby on thirteen one o six y five, tell
Speaker 3: us how did you make your money go further when
Speaker 3: you were a.
Speaker 9: Okay? So I was about like fifteen or sixteen, and
Speaker 9: I used to buy pretty much whatever I wanted at
Speaker 9: the shop.
Speaker 4: But you're okay fifteen? No? No, you wait.
Speaker 9: I always kept the tags on so that I would
Speaker 9: go out and then I would wear it, and then
Speaker 9: I would try my very best to return it.
Speaker 5: Oh did it work?
Speaker 9: Like it worked? But I lived in fear. I had
Speaker 9: like industrial strength deodorant. I like couldn't get anything on it.
Speaker 9: It was like, I don't even know if it was
Speaker 9: worth it.
Speaker 3: I can just imagine Abby, like you walk part, you
Speaker 3: go to give her a hug.
Speaker 2: She were like, get away from me.
Speaker 7: Also, what if someone saw the tag, Abby, Like if
Speaker 7: someone said to you hate You've.
Speaker 4: Still got the tag, I'm just going to it. Oh god, yeah,
Speaker 4: you'd freak out.
Speaker 9: Oh my god, I had. All my friends were in
Speaker 9: on it too. They were like monitoring my past situation
Speaker 9: the whole time.
Speaker 2: Did anything ever happen?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 9: I was so lucky. Although one time, like obviously when
Speaker 9: you're sixteen, you go into these stores and they like
Speaker 9: suck you out. They look it up and down.
Speaker 6: They as someone who used to work in retail, we
Speaker 6: know they still do that to me now.
Speaker 9: But the best part was so that, like the people
Speaker 9: behind the counter will also usually sixteen, so they probably
Speaker 9: couldn't care less.
Speaker 5: You know, they really don't.
Speaker 6: As long as you're not rude, I think that they'll
Speaker 6: do anything. But my anxiety would peak just because I'm
Speaker 6: the clutziest person in the entire world. I could not
Speaker 6: buy a dress and not get something on it.
Speaker 2: I mean, look at your shirt now, mate. I didn't
Speaker 2: want to say anything.
Speaker 5: It's not my fault, and I keep wearing white. I
Speaker 5: do it to myself.
Speaker 2: Bring it on yourself for sure. All right, thanks.
Speaker 9: Abby, Thank you guys.
Speaker 3: Now, brad on thirty one or sixty five, you're going
Speaker 3: to get along with Victoria with yours mates.
Speaker 5: Oh did he have a scooby shop in primary school too?
Speaker 4: I doubt it?
Speaker 8: Hey, going guys, this goes back to, yeah, you're just
Speaker 8: in your teenage days, but going back and buying the
Speaker 8: old four lad of one casts reckon, you can pick
Speaker 8: them up best friends.
Speaker 5: Exactly. Prutty Lexia makes you sexier.
Speaker 4: Pretty Lexia or Mozelle was my guy to with a
Speaker 4: couple of layers.
Speaker 7: Of fatner.
Speaker 4: Nice mixer.
Speaker 9: Yeahs, the only air you needed was to blow up
Speaker 9: the cask at the end of the night.
Speaker 6: For I definitely didn't get the four Leaders, but I
Speaker 6: definitely did put lemonade and ic in it because class.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're a classy girl, but look I was right
Speaker 7: from the start. Inflation is blowing up the Freddy Lexia
Speaker 7: bag at the end of a party.
Speaker 4: Where's the toe out of it?
Speaker 2: That's what we call it.
Speaker 5: I'm going to be out of a job, all right.
Speaker 3: Money matters coming up next right here on She's on
Speaker 3: the Money radio show.
Speaker 1: She's on the Money Radio Show.
Speaker 4: With Victoria Divine. Okay, it's money Matter's Victoria.
Speaker 7: Each week we're going to bring someone's financial story on air,
Speaker 7: and then we're going to get your professional advice on
Speaker 7: what they should do. We had a fifteen year old
Speaker 7: last week, and the updated here's a billionaire. So your
Speaker 7: advice has really.
Speaker 5: Not listening to me. That's cool.
Speaker 4: He was a lot.
Speaker 2: He sounded fifteen.
Speaker 5: Honestly, he sounded like he was fifty two. But that
Speaker 5: is not the case.
Speaker 4: What have you got? He's making money? Okay.
Speaker 7: Well, Amber, who has no age, has centers this message.
Speaker 7: She says, It's nearly the end of a financial year
Speaker 7: and I'm wondering if I should put extra money into
Speaker 7: SUPER on top of the ten percent that her employer
Speaker 7: already contributes. How much can I personally contribute after tax
Speaker 7: without getting penalized? And is she better off doing it
Speaker 7: considering you can't really access your SUPER until you're retired.
Speaker 6: This is the question that everybody wants the answer to,
Speaker 6: right like do I put money in SUPER?
Speaker 5: Or do I not?
Speaker 6: And to be honest, I can't answer that for you
Speaker 6: one because I'm a professional financial advisor, and it would
Speaker 6: be in breach of my standard of ethics and code
Speaker 6: of ethics and whatnot, but we're going to talk about
Speaker 6: it anyway. And so it really depends on your values
Speaker 6: and what you actually want to.
Speaker 5: Get up to.
Speaker 6: If you're a bit behind, because I know I was
Speaker 6: for a very long time because I just worked in
Speaker 6: small hospital jobs and retail jobs. So by the time
Speaker 6: I actually started working quote professionally, if that's what we're
Speaker 6: calling this, I am behind in my SUPER. So I
Speaker 6: do make some contributions, so I'm back up to the norm.
Speaker 6: But what you want to do is make sure that
Speaker 6: you're making a decision that is in line with where
Speaker 6: you want to go. Because if you're saying, all right,
Speaker 6: we'll v sounds so good to save so much money
Speaker 6: and put some extra stuff in Super, but I'm also
Speaker 6: saving for.
Speaker 5: A home, Like where would your money be better used?
Speaker 6: I think we need to just put all our values
Speaker 6: on the table and work out which one we actually
Speaker 6: want a service at the moment because Super albeit super
Speaker 6: powerful and spoiler alert, on the first of July, it's
Speaker 6: actually increasing from ten percent to ten point five percent.
Speaker 5: That's very sexy.
Speaker 6: Oh, but we need to remember that we can't access
Speaker 6: those funds until we retire, So if you want to
Speaker 6: use them, then fantastic. But also I think we should
Speaker 6: be making sure that we're not too far behind as well.
Speaker 7: Well, my question is I have a friend that access
Speaker 7: her SUPER early to get gastric banding.
Speaker 4: She's like, I'm going to get weight loss surgery?
Speaker 7: Can I do that and go to Fiji? Can I
Speaker 7: just dip into a high on? I need a holiday
Speaker 7: for my mental health?
Speaker 5: Is your surgeon in Fiji? Is that where we're going?
Speaker 4: Well, I'm sure I can find.
Speaker 6: There's actually some really cool reasons you can dip into
Speaker 6: SUPER that I don't think a lot of people know about.
Speaker 5: Like you can dip into Super for IVF. That's pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's great.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's great. What else? What else? This is good?
Speaker 8: And move?
Speaker 6: Obviously, weight loss surgery different surgeries if you're going through
Speaker 6: financial hardship. Obviously during COVID, a lot of people pulled
Speaker 6: money out of Super. But in saying that, I don't
Speaker 6: endorse always pulling money out of Super, because what you
Speaker 6: take out of Super is actually taking from future you,
Speaker 6: and we always need to be making sure that we're
Speaker 6: looking out for future you and I don't think a
Speaker 6: lot of people during COVID obviously knew the ramifications of
Speaker 6: taking money out of Super, so a lot of people
Speaker 6: did some pretty cheeky things like buying boats or buying
Speaker 6: a new car, when in reality you were meant to
Speaker 6: only pull money out if you were experiencing financial hardship,
Speaker 6: saying that it's not my circus, not my monkeys.
Speaker 7: Okay, well there go, and but I hope that hell
Speaker 7: you can hit us up. She's on the Money. Find
Speaker 7: us on Instagram, DMS. I'll send us a voice message,
Speaker 7: we'll play it on the show, and you can get
Speaker 7: Victoria's professional advice.
Speaker 3: All right, coming up next Super Savis Saturday. Victoria, You're
Speaker 3: going to give a some sneaky tips on how to
Speaker 3: get more bucks in our bank accounts. This is She's
Speaker 3: on the Money radio show SA Saturday.
Speaker 4: All right, yeah, so it's my favorite time of the weekend.
Speaker 7: Instead of us bringing Super Savice Saturday Tips, today, we
Speaker 7: got our friend Zach from the Collective nown radio show.
Speaker 7: He does Saturday afternoons here on the same network. He
Speaker 7: has a killer Super Saver Saturday tip. Welcome to the show, Zach,
Speaker 7: Hi buddy.
Speaker 8: Thanks guys. Yeah, well what I do right? Well, my
Speaker 8: wife and I we used to have five streaming services,
Speaker 8: you know, bux a month, but you can only watch
Speaker 8: so many shows, you know, well basically you only ever
Speaker 8: watched one show at a time.
Speaker 5: Agreed. I don't know what you're doing if you're watching
Speaker 5: more than one show at a time.
Speaker 8: Mate, exactly. So what we did is like we scrapped
Speaker 8: all of them, and so we have one streaming service
Speaker 8: at a time, and then we like exhaust it and
Speaker 8: then we move on to the next one.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Oh.
Speaker 7: So you're jumping yeah yeah, like on the free trial bandwagon.
Speaker 7: You're jumping from free trial to free trial.
Speaker 8: Oh no, we pay for it.
Speaker 1: Where's the money when in this we're not.
Speaker 8: We're not inventing new email addresses each month, a new
Speaker 8: identity just to get thirty days free. No, so instead
Speaker 8: of paying eighty bucks a month, you pay fifteen dollars
Speaker 8: a month, You exhaust the streaming service, and then you
Speaker 8: move on to the next one.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 5: I don't rate that, absolutely not.
Speaker 6: And I say that because I just can't make a
Speaker 6: decision on anything.
Speaker 5: I need all the options in front of me.
Speaker 6: I need to be able to flick from Binge to
Speaker 6: Netflix to everything else, Paramount Plus or on it. I
Speaker 6: need to be able to assess my options and then.
Speaker 5: Always just choose real housewives. Like that's how it works.
Speaker 8: See, that's what everyone thinks. Everyone thinks that they like
Speaker 8: a buffet, but no one likes a buffet.
Speaker 1: Buffets are awful.
Speaker 8: They you get little bits of heaps of different stuff
Speaker 8: that you don't like. Just get a whole lot of
Speaker 8: what you always.
Speaker 3: Want because you're always going to do that anyway, and
Speaker 3: people aren't going to sneeze in what you really want.
Speaker 2: So Zach love that one. No, I'm on board, Zach.
Speaker 3: I'm on board with you because seriously, I've got Disney
Speaker 3: Plus and I reckon I only used it last week
Speaker 3: when my niece was around.
Speaker 2: I forgot that I had it for nine months.
Speaker 5: And you've been paying for it all this time.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I've been paying for KO and I mean, look
Speaker 7: at me, I'm not what's on KO was? There was
Speaker 7: like a live thing happening in New York and I
Speaker 7: wanted to watch. It was like performing up. It was
Speaker 7: like a theater thing on K. So I downloaded.
Speaker 5: I was about to say, was it super Bowl? Because
Speaker 5: I can't see you watching sports, mate.
Speaker 7: I think it was like Disney on ice and that
Speaker 7: now I still haven't so that's a good tips act.
Speaker 4: I should.
Speaker 7: I've exhausted it for everything that I need of all
Speaker 7: the Disney. Now I can kick off.
Speaker 3: Ko fantastic, all right, Hey, thank you so much, Zach.
Speaker 3: You are welcome with your money saving tips anytime, despite
Speaker 3: Miss Divine's opinions of them.
Speaker 5: Sorry z that, thank you still love me.
Speaker 8: I'm just trying.
Speaker 5: We're all just out here doing our best.
Speaker 2: You're the best, mate, Thank you so much that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so can you maybe not paste our guests next time?
Speaker 2: Victoria?
Speaker 3: That's probably yeah, great money saving tips all around.
Speaker 7: Though, I'm actually going to invest in scoobies now. I'm
Speaker 7: going to go on Amazon and I'm going to get
Speaker 7: some What was it? It was like gel It wasn't
Speaker 7: even right.
Speaker 6: It was like these little tubes of plastic that you
Speaker 6: would tie together, and everybody wanted me to.
Speaker 5: Make Scooby key rings.
Speaker 2: Great.
Speaker 6: I feel like it was genius. Also, sell your notes
Speaker 6: at UNI.
Speaker 5: Do people still take notes?
Speaker 4: True? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think they just google it right. Anyway, We're
Speaker 3: going to be back next week. Until then, you can
Speaker 3: catch up with us anytime on socials just search she's
Speaker 3: on the Money. We're out of here, Mitch. You've got
Speaker 3: to stick around, mates, sucked in, More work to do.
Speaker 3: Britt Hockley and Laura Burn for the Life on Cut
Speaker 3: radio show. That's coming up straight after the News next
Speaker 3: all right, see you next week, guys, See you guys.
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