Your New Year's resolutions were never going to work, andit'snot becauseyou'relazy. You made them drunk on champagne and optimism, on behalf of a version of you with far more bandwidth than youactually haveon a wet Tuesday in February.
Soif those January money goals quietly died months ago? Good. Let them.
Becauseit'sthe first of July. Newfinancial year. New payslips, fresh tax year, super statements landing, and twelve months of real numbers you can finally look at instead of guess at. This ,not January, isthe reset thatactually hasmachinery behind it.
In this episode, Mel walks through five things worth doing this new financial year: how to find more cash by looking at both sides of the ledger (not just the lattes), how to clear the bad debt and choose not to reach for it again, why a five-minute conversation about your mortgage could save you more than a year of skipped coffees, how to set one ridiculously specific goal instead of five vague ones, and the cup-of-tea's worth of admin that matters more than almost anything else: checking your super. Plusa bonus for anyone running a business.
No hype. No shame. Just what toactually donext.
What Mel covers in this episode:
Why the newfinancial yearbeats New Year's resolutions every time
Finding more cash by asking two questions at once:where can Icut, and where can I bring more in
The four types of debt (bear trap, quicksand, bridge, fast car) and what to do with each
Why clearing debt is only half the job and how to make it stick
The loyalty tax on your mortgage, and how a broker does the shopping for you
How to set one goal so specific a ten-year-old could grade you on it
Your new-financial-year super checklist: find it,consolidateit, check the fees, and the super-splitting conversation to have ifyou'vetaken a career break
A bonus for business owners: reviewing last year honestly, and being willing to let go ofwhat'sno longer working
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