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Mo Money

by Ben Nash
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About the show

Mo Money is your go-to podcast for practical, no-BS strategies to help you save more, invest smarter and build real wealth so you can stop relying on your salary and start building financial freedom. Hosted by Ben Nash, award-winning financial adviser, best-selling author and founder of Pivot Wealth, this show cuts through the noise to give you clear, actionable insights on money, investing, property, shares and financial planning and challenge the conventional advice that keeps most people stuck. Drawing on experience helping thousands of Australians build wealth, each episode breaks down what actually works when it comes to: - Growing your wealth through smart investing - Managing your money with confidence - Avoiding common financial mistakes - Building passive income and long-term financial security - Making better decisions with your money faster Designed for professionals, business owners and anyone serious about getting ahead financially, whether you're starting out, scaling up or looking to replace your income through investing, Mo Money gives you the tools, frameworks and strategies to take control of your financial future. Follow the podcast to stay ahead with smarter money decisions each week.

Latest episodes

  • #523 New Tax Changes Bring Trusts and Bucket Companies Back From the Dead

    October 7, 2026 · 30 min

    On 12 May the budget killed the bucket company. A 30% minimum tax on trust income was the headline, but the real damage was underneath it, because that tax came with no credit when the money moved on to a company. Stack the two together…

  • Should You Move to Singapore to Save Tax?

    October 1, 2026 · 33 min

    Every second call at the moment ends the same way. The budget has tightened the screws, the pay rise didn't move the needle, so what if we just moved to Singapore? Or Dubai. Or Hong Kong. Ben and Siobhan ran the numbers, and the first…

  • The Post-Budget Investing Playbook w. Hugh Robertson

    September 24, 2026 · 48 min

    Hugh Robertson reckons the world changed for Aussie investors on 12 May. For years the playbook was simple. Earn well, borrow, negatively gear into residential property and let the market do the rest. The budget took a fair chunk of that…

  • A Six-Figure Tax Bill and No Way to Pay It [Money Diaries w. Maddy and James]

    September 17, 2026 · 40 min

    Maddy and James are both senior, both earning well, and last year they opened a tax bill with six figures on it and no idea how they were going to pay it. The problem was never income. It was employer equity. Every vest built the paper…

  • #519 70,000 Australian Kids Are Already Investing w. Craig Keary

    September 10, 2026 · 26 min

    There are more than 70,000 kids' investment accounts sitting on one Australian platform, and it's the fastest growing part of the business. Craig Keary is the new CEO of Raiz, and before that he spent thirty years across HSBC, CBA, Westpac…

  • #518 25 Jobs, One Breakdown, 100,000 Followers w. Matt Lakajev

    September 3, 2026 · 35 min

    Matt Lakajev dropped out of school, got kicked out of home more than once, and worked 25 different jobs before having a breakdown at 27 that sent him back to his parents' place. He then googled how to make the most money without a degree…

  • #517 I Was About to Buy a $130,000 Car [Money Diaries w. Nada and Adrian]

    August 27, 2026 · 30 min

    Nada and Adrian came to Pivot with one property and a plan to buy another. Adrian also had a list of his own: refinance the house, buy the second property, buy a $130,000 car, then take a holiday. His words for how that would have gone are…

  • #516 The $50,000 Fee Hiding in Your Portfolio w. Shani Jayamanne

    August 20, 2026 · 34 min

    Same money, same returns, same twenty years. One fund charges 0.2%, the other charges 1%. The difference is more than fifty thousand dollars, and Shani Jayamanne ran the numbers before she walked into the studio. Shani is an Investment…