Ana Kresina & Natasha Etschmann
Get Rich Slow Club
The Get Rich Slow Club podcast will empower you to go from beginner to confident investor. Follow along with Tash Etschmann from @TashInvests and Ana Kresina from Pearler as they take you step by step to build your wealth. This isn't a get rich quick scheme, instead it's all about being consistent, and focusing on long-term growth. So let's all Get Rich Slow together. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Ana Kresina & Natasha Etschmann
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29. Okt 2026
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200. What we’ve learned about money & life: 200 Episodes later 29.09.2025 10:06
We’re celebrating 200 episodes of the Get Rich Slow Club Podcast! Ana and Tash look back at how it all began, the lessons they’ve learned, the standout guests, and how their own financial journeys have grown along the way. They also share what’s next for the podcast and the community. We’d love you to help shape the future of Get Rich Slow Club. Tell us what topics matter most, which guests you’d...
199. Should I give my daughter less money than my son? 24.09.2025 17:57
We’re back with a classic! This episode, we’re diving into more ' Am I the Asshole?' Reddit stories about money, shares and finances. Got your own money dilemma? Send us your “Am I the Asshole?” story and you might hear it featured on a future episode! DM us at @getrichslowclub by sending us a voice note or writing in with your scenario. All submissions will be kept anonymous. @tashinvests @anakr...
198. When money stress snowballs (and how to break the cycle) 22.09.2025 41:26
Many of us are striving to retire early, but what if that’s not the dream? Serina Bird, a.k.a ‘The Joyful Frugalista’, built her identity around frugality and financial independence. Then she chose to go back to work, not because she had to, but because she wanted to. In this conversation, Serina opens up about how frugality can actually expand your life, and why sometimes going “backwards” is the...
197. What it's really like to go bankrupt 17.09.2025 29:11
Bankruptcy is one of the most stigmatised financial experiences, but what does it really mean, look like, and what can life look like on the other side? In this powerful episode, Ana sits down with Thomas to unpack his very real, very raw story of declaring bankruptcy in Australia. From the highs of launching Sydney’s first cat café to the crushing lows of opening a bar that spiralled into $200,00...
196. Weirdest ways to make money 15.09.2025 13:38
We asked our community to share the strangest ways they’ve ever made money, and the answers did not disappoint. From duck poo clean-ups to expert consulting rates, some of these side hustles are clever, some are questionable, and a few are surprisingly profitable. Whether you’re curious about quirky hustles, need a laugh, or are secretly looking for your next money-making idea, this episode has so...
195. All the jobs we've ever had 10.09.2025 28:40
From Sizzler shifts to snow resorts, between us, we’ve done a little bit of everything. This episode looks back back at all the jobs we’ve ever had, the lessons each one taught us, and why switching things up along the way isn’t a bad thing. This ep is a big reminder that no job is wasted when it teaches you something new! Timecodes: (00:00) Favourite first jobs (01:00) Childhood hustles and first...
194. House inspection horror stories 08.09.2025 28:56
We asked for your wildest house inspection stories… and you delivered. From outright safety issues to a leaning house that made buyers seasick - Tash and Brooke read through your most shocking stories, and share a few of their own. (00:00) Intro (00:44) Dead mouse in the carpet + syringes in the bathroom (03:31) Rotten staircase (04:18) Black mould (07:45) Hair (09:18) A nasty surprise (09:52) The...
193. Big choice, tiny house 03.09.2025 8:47
If you’ve ever wondered whether the city grind is really worth it, or what it might feel like to walk away from everything familiar to start over, hit play. This week, Tash flips the mic onto Viv, our behind-the-scenes producer with a unique money story. She had a job she adored and a team that was the perfect fit. There was one thing she couldn’t shake though; she didn’t love the city she was liv...
192. How a finance CEO invests and thinks about ethical investing 01.09.2025 29:20
Pearler has just achieved a massive milestone, hitting $2.5 billion invested. In this episode, Tash sits down with co-founder Nick, to unpack what young Australians are actually investing in, why ETFs dominate, and what trends are shaping portfolios right now. From the top 10 investments on Pearler, to unpacking ethical ETFs (spoiler: ESG doesn’t always mean what you think) , this episode is packe...
191. Unhinged money hacks 27.08.2025 20:36
From free chickens to sneaky subscription tricks. On this ep Tash and Brooke (@brooko_moves ) share the most unhinged money hacks people actually use to save cash. Some are genius, some are questionable, and a few might become part of your routine. @tashinvests @anakresina @getrichslowclub @pearlerhq Get Rich Slow Club Pearler YouTube How To Not Work Forever Disclaimer Any advice is general and do...
190. Can you run a charity and still make a living? 25.08.2025 40:48
What happens when your travel-blogging career disappears overnight? Milly Bannister turned crisis into purpose, founding ALLKND, a youth mental health charity. In this episode she shares the real cost of starting a not-for-profit, how money and mental health collide, and why “purpose and pay” can go hand-in-hand. (00:00) Childhood money beliefs & scarcity mindset (02:38) From travel blogger to...
189. Being frugal makes you a better person 20.08.2025 31:54
In this episode, Tash sits down with Hayden (co-founder of Pearler and host of the Aussie FIRE Pod) to unpack his quirky frugal hacks, personal challenges, and mindset shifts. From stashing peanut butter in the bush to opting out of general anaesthetic for wisdom teeth removal, Hayden shares the lessons behind his hacks, not just the savings. Timecodes: (01:00) The peanut butter experiment...
188. Interest rates have dropped. What now? 18.08.2025 9:11
When the RBA announces rate changes the headlines fly, but what does it actually mean for you? From the cost of your home loan, to whether it makes sense to keep money in the bank or invest, cash rates are at the centre of it all. In this explainer episode, Tash and Ana break down what rate changes mean, why they go up and down, and how they impact you. @tashinvests @anakresina @getrichslowclub @p...
187. Why Nick walked away from a dream salary 13.08.2025 34:31
Before Pearler, Nick was earning a salary many dream of. Hayden was recovering from a failed startup and a $20k hospital bill. So what made them quit comfort to build Pearler from scratch? In this honest conversation, they unpack the trade-offs, tough decisions, and radical trust that shaped their co-founder journey. Timecodes: (00:30) Choosing to leave comfort (14:00) Trust and partnership (24:00...
186. How this 32 year-old makes $750k a year 11.08.2025 32:32
What does it take to build a $100 million property portfolio before buying your own home? In this episode, Tash chats with Julian Carlo Stella about how he built massive wealth at a young age. From pitching to investors with no track record to why he still rents, Julian shares the mindset, mistakes, and lessons behind his unique path. Timecodes: (01:00) Growing up, first job & first investment...
185. Don’t make these mistakes when buying property 06.08.2025 15:02
In this episode of Get Rich Slow Club , Tash shares what happened after buying a house in Queensland and realising it sat in a potential flood zone. That sparked a bigger question: what happens when homes can’t be insured, and how does that impact mortgages, house prices, and the entire financial system? Ana and Tash, together with financial educator and author Lacey Filipich, unpack how climate c...
184. $1 billion in super is missing... how to make sure yours is safe 04.08.2025 18:55
What happens when you trust the system—and it fails? In this episode, Tash and Ana dive into the superannuation collapse that left thousands of Australians out of pocket. Unpacking how it unfolded, why even paid financial advice isn’t always safe, and what you can do to protect your money. Timecodes: (02:00) What happened? (03:42) Is your super safe? (05:44) Red flags to look out for (10:32) How t...
183. Are You Leaving Free Money on the Table? 30.07.2025 16:44
In this session, the Get Rich Slow Club dive deep into the murky world of bank transparency – especially when it comes to interest rates. What do “basis points” really mean compared to percentage rates? How can you tell if your bank is actually offering the best deal on your savings account or mortgage? This episode unpacks the jargon and outlines the key criteria to look for when comparing rates,...
182. Can Ana sell $7,000 of her stuff online? 28.07.2025 21:01
What if your clutter could pay your bills? In this episode of the Get Rich Slow Club, Ana takes on a unique personal finance challenge: selling $7,000 worth of unused household items. Inspired by Gumtree’s research, which estimates that Aussie homes have nearly $7,000 worth of sellable goods just lying around, Ana decided to put the theory to the test – one toy, desk, and baby basket at a time. Fr...
181. What to do with your shares at tax time 23.07.2025 16:48
It’s tax time – so what happens to your shares, ETFs, and micro-investing apps when you’re doing your return? This episode breaks down what investors need to know: how ETF distributions work, how dividends are taxed, what to do if you sold shares, and how US investments fit in. We also touch on AMMA statements, capital gains tax, and the First Home Super Saver scheme. It’s everything you need to m...
180. How to gamify your finances 21.07.2025 13:50
Let’s face it – managing your money doesn’t always feel like fun. But what if it could? In this episode, the Get Rich Slow Club are bringing the joy back to budgeting by showing you how to gamify your finances. From racing your partner to reach savings goals, to using colourful trackers and finance bingo cards, Tash and Ana share their favourite ways to make saving, spending, and investing feel li...
179. How much super should I have? 16.07.2025 12:24
Often, questions like “How much should I have in [savings/ETFs/shares/real estate]?” don’t have a straightforward answer. There can be a litany of factors which influence the right outcome for you – from “What are my long-term goals?”, to “How comfortable am I with risk?”, to “How many ongoing expenses do I have?”. When it comes to super, however, the answer can be much more simple. And in this ep...
178. Tash & Ana's EOFY review 14.07.2025 22:37
Have you stopped to take stock of your finances lately? Yeah, we often forget to as well. Fortunately, the end of financial year provides a natural opportunity to reflect on our spending, saving, and investing habits for the last 12 months. In this spirit, Tash and Ana spend this episode reviewing their money wins, losses, and lessons since FY23/24. Join them to hear how they’ve invested, what the...
177. What we’d do with $100k if we had to start from scratch 09.07.2025 13:50
Tash & Ana are joined by author and financial educator Lacey Filipich to break down how they would rebuild their portfolio if they needed to start over. In doing so, they could apply the lessons they’ve learned in their own quests to get rich slow. There’s an old saying: “If youth but knew, if age but could.” And, like many of the old sayings we share in these episode descriptions, it might so...
176. How Tash's networth jumped from $850k to $1.1m 07.07.2025 21:40
@tashinvests has always been open in sharing her net worth journey. Her hope (and that of the Get Rich Slow Club) is to encourage the idea that it’s okay to talk about money. So many people treat their finances like politics or religion: something to avoid in polite conversation. However, by normalising conversations about money, we believe that the community can learn from each other, and overcom...
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