She's On The Money - FRIDAY DRINKS: Cheap Fridges and Fancy Ovens

Episode Date: April 29, 2021

Heellllooo HAAPY FRIDAY! We've gotten through another week, and it's time for a beveragino with your fave money team! We love hearing the wins from our gorgeous community, and this week we hear an ama...zing Money Win over a fancy oven and refurbishing a Commercial Kitchen! Love ya!Love the pod but looking for a more hands-on approach to your money? Look no further. Our budgeting & cash flow masterclass is the tool you need to help overhaul your finances for good. Join Victoria as she steps you through your budgeting and cash flow with all of the smarts and none of the intimidating jargon.  Finally, if you're in a money mess and need help untangling the muddle - we've got you sorted - simply record your question and send it through to us at podcast@shesonthemoney.com.au and you may just end up on the podcast!  The advice shared on She’s on The Money is general in nature and does not consider your individual circumstances. She’s on The Money exists purely for educational purposes and should not be relied upon to make an investment or financial decision. Victoria Devine is an Authorised Representative of Australia Pacific Funds Management Proprietary Limited ABN 34 132 463 257 - AFSL 339151.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Starting point is 00:00:00 She's on the money. She's on the money. Hello and welcome to She's on the money, the podcast for millennials who want financial freedom. Welcome to one of our Friday drinks episodes where we celebrate the money wins from our She's on the money community because there are so many great money wins and confessions shared every single week in our group and we spend a very big part of our day during the day in the office actually talking about these wins and this is a time to bring it to life so let's
Starting point is 00:00:39 jump straight into it Georgia King what was this week's deep dive on Vicky D this week we spoke about getting scammed and how to avoid getting scammed most importantly it was a big chat it was a good chat it was a big chat a bit of a heated chat a bit of a heated chat it was nice last year for anyone who's missed the show last year uh 176 million dollars was lost to scam so this is a massive issue that's a lot of cash money so one of the money wins we're going to get to from alice soon her win is real but it looked like a scam it's like the opposite oh really yeah and you'll know when i get to it but uh i would not have taken the money win that alice got because it looks scammy yeah well they're everywhere they take all different kinds of forms um and
Starting point is 00:01:24 I think the moral of the story was, like, no one's too smart to get scammed. All right. So, Ryan, this week our money diarist actually shared a really special story with us. Special, but would you say infuriating? Oh, my gosh. It really annoyed me. But at the same time, like, really powerful. Yeah, it was about a young lady who has chronic pain, which is bad enough.
Starting point is 00:01:45 But I think the fact that her employer didn't really seem to get it or be overly helpful. and I know that when we stopped recording, Victoria and I got real angry and we got real deep into it with our money diarist. And I think a lot of people, and Jess, you've been in the community a lot, a lot of response to that and a lot of people are in sort of,
Starting point is 00:02:03 I mean, all chronic pain stories are different, but a lot of people in a similar boat, right? A lot of people suffering silently, which I think it was really nice for us to kind of get that feedback and get to talk to people and have people say, wow, like nobody talks about this.
Starting point is 00:02:14 It's such a big thing. I didn't realize how many people in our community would relate to that money story. So it was really nice to hear that people were kind of resonating and they've been sharing links to different groups and communities and it's just been amazing. Well, I actually think we mentioned that once because she said, oh, I don't know anyone else in my situation.
Starting point is 00:02:31 I was like, surely there's Facebook groups and there's other people who are the same. And we've probably got 80 emails from other chronic pain sufferers. So I was like, even if we can just pull together. Because as we all know, having people with shared problems, you can share advice and support and stuff like that. yeah and you and i during that episode got really frustrated and we even ended up taking that conversation offline with our money diarist after to just be like is there any way we can help and
Starting point is 00:02:56 what can we do and ryan i have an update for you really she handed in her resignation and and she said she did it because she had a conversation with us and said yeah i actually need to find an employer who sees the value in me and i see the value in and i just don't want to be associated with them anymore so she slid into my dms on tuesday to let me know the good news but she's looking for a new role now and i just think that that's you know that's a really hard decision to make and so i'm really celebrating that this week well i think she that decision itself was driving her mad because she kind of knew that she had to go but you know it's it's some it's so easy for anyone else to be like oh just leave then but to actually have a think about
Starting point is 00:03:33 it do the numbers get yourself set up and make that decision yeah so i'm really proud of her and i like that we got a little bit of a money diary follow-up especially so close to their yeah diary that's awesome yeah oh and to that end um someone in the community izzy thank you said that medicare actually offers a plan for chronic disease management so for all of those people in our community who were saying they were also suffering uh it might be something worth looking into to see if they can help you out absolutely that's really powerful as well because sometimes you just don't know what you can have access to or not and you just i would not have known that existed if you haven't slid into our dms absolutely thank you izzy but i think it's now
Starting point is 00:04:09 time to slide right on in to the community wins of the week with ryan john all right tony lodges in the room as well hey tony i think you're gonna froth this money win as well it's by nicole saunders hi nicole actually how much do you think a smeg oven is you know those real bougie ones oh they're spano do you know why i know they're spano oh because you've got one no no we're looking at the wrong person in the room who actually owns a smeg oven oh Oh, Ryan. I forgot about that because, and wait for it. Oh, wait, it's in one of his investment properties.
Starting point is 00:04:42 I was going to say, I don't actually live in that property. Rich guy problems. Anyway, can we all agree that the Smeg appliances as a whole are fancy as? Very fancy. So expensive. I'm in the market for a new toaster. I did not realize that a toaster could be more than $100, let alone $219. What the hell?
Starting point is 00:05:02 I would just like to let you in on a little secret. There is a Smeg dupe at Kmart. Exactly the same, $40. Money win. There's your win, folks. Have a great week. See you later. Nicole said they normally cost for an oven over $3,000.
Starting point is 00:05:17 I got mine for $950. What? How? Well, that's the thing. She kind of just dropped that comment and ghosted, and I'm like, I want answers, I want websites, I want links, I need details. Nicole, don't leave me hanging.
Starting point is 00:05:30 I'm going to need some insight. I bet she was a marketplace winner. I bet you she manifested it. Really? You reckon everybody manifests everything on Marketplace? 100%. It's a thing. Well, here's the one I mentioned before about scams.
Starting point is 00:05:44 Alice says, I got an email out of the blue from my university saying I'd won $1,000. Sure, you have scams. This is not a scam, right? Stinks of a scam. She goes, I thought it was sass, but I followed up. It was true. I got $1,000 from my uni and I used it to buy an iPad for my studies.
Starting point is 00:05:58 Money win! And like I said, I would just never click on that. no she obviously did the right thing and like checked into it though check the email that's my top tip check the email that your email comes from because no matter how legit it looks if it comes from dot xyz12794 probs knowledge yeah amazon australia.net yeah that is so true and this leads on to a money win or loss that i actually had a couple of years ago way back when i used to have a personal loan obviously bad decision for me we've learned we've lived we've moved on but there was a class action about the insurance on it and i ended up making about
Starting point is 00:06:34 three thousand dollars back on that which was crazy money win right but turns out my partner and i have two peas in a pod he also had a personal loan at some point and he thought it was a scam and he had his loan longer than me so he would have made way more than that but because he didn't join in on the class action he never got it and then he was like oh i thought it was fake oh he He could have bought a smeg oven. He could have bought two. All right. And Natasha said, there was an event at work that was sponsored by Pancake Parlor who brought
Starting point is 00:07:02 in these boxes of pancake mix. I stole $32 worth of pancake mix and had the greatest week of my life. I love this. She's like, and I had the greatest week of my life. Like, we know you did. I love Pancake Parlor. It's so good. I don't think I've ever been.
Starting point is 00:07:17 I love pancakes. I know I love pancakes. I used to actually sing on their ads. That's a fun fact. Didn't you? Yeah, I was their voiceover artist for a while. Really? Gosh, because you can sing sing, can't you?
Starting point is 00:07:32 Yeah. Well, people say it. But yes. Yeah. And I was there. I did their ads for a while. I'm in a position to get Tony to do our new intro to She's a Lover. What did you sing?
Starting point is 00:07:43 Like, was it a big opera song? No, no, no. Or was it like a cheesy little jingle? No, no, no. It was just a cheesy jingle. So every season, their jingle changed from, I like pancakes, you know you love pancakes, to like, God, it's freezing, forget about working.
Starting point is 00:07:57 Oh, my God, you sound exactly like it. Yeah. Thanks for verifying my story. I actually didn't believe you until Jess confirmed it. Jess's face just went, oh, wait, no, she's legit. Oh, that's so good. Just letting you guys know, one of the world's greatest puns is coming in the next few minutes.
Starting point is 00:08:17 You'll hear it when it's there. Hey, Bianca says, I use the She's On The Money script to negotiate on our mortgage rate. Yes, I put so much effort into that script, ask Jez. Yeah, absolutely. And the script isn't just for mortgages, right? Am I right in saying phone bills? Literally everything. It's about just asking for a better rate and being able to have a little bit of conviction
Starting point is 00:08:36 because sometimes you just feel like a bit lost, especially when someone says, Hey, Tony, no, I can't do that. Okay, no problems. That's so fine if you can't do that. Can I speak to somebody who can? and they're always like, oh. I wouldn't do that. Yeah, it'd be terrifying.
Starting point is 00:08:49 Yeah, but I've given you the script, so you just read it and you feel like a bit of a baller. Where can I find the script? You can find it for free. Download it on our website. She's on themoney.com. Bianca is now paying $150 less every week on her repayments. $150 a week on her mortgage less.
Starting point is 00:09:06 That's huge. Because of the negotiation. She said instead of keeping us. And we did that. We did that. We did that. I mean, she made the call. She did that.
Starting point is 00:09:14 But, like, we were a part of it. taking credit taking it home bianca actually said instead of taking the 150 she's keeping it in there so she's paying off her loan even faster and bringing it down and there are some really cool calculators online i'm sure we can link one in the group this week of just how much additional repayments could be and i think a lot of people they're often like oh i really want to save money on my mortgage so you know save money each week and it's like no pay what you're originally paying and you could pay it off like 10 years earlier that's crazy yeah it's so good um i can't keep a straight face and do the pun all right we're ready you've got these we believe in you i actually
Starting point is 00:09:49 can't i cried laughing trying to explain it to someone and it's not that funny all right nobody take a sip of drink because we're gonna laugh outright no it's so embarrassing now annabelle pardo and pardo me if i pronounce that wrong uh we were that's what you came to the show with it was good is the pun still coming six out of ten that's what she said that's a six out of ten but But also, can we just talk about the lead up to that pun? Like, we got to the studio. He's been talking about it since we arrived, about how good it's going to be, and that's what it was.
Starting point is 00:10:21 It was bound to fall flat after that. Annabelle Pardo says, we got delivered the totally wrong grocery order. You all right, mate? Spit it out. Get to the point. Well, pardon me. We were delivered the totally wrong grocery order.
Starting point is 00:10:38 They then delivered the correct order the following day, and we got double groceries. Well done, Pardo. That's a win. That's good. That's a win. And not Elizabeth, not Liz, but Elizabeth is her name. She says, a hopefully soon-to-be money win.
Starting point is 00:10:54 I'm the co-owner of a food business and we're in the process of upscaling our kitchen. And could you imagine the cost of the equipment and stuff? Commercial equipment stuff is so much more than this mega oven that you would know how much it costs. Normally really expensive. And just as we were about to invest and buy all this stuff, We found a huge double-doored fridge on the side of the road.
Starting point is 00:11:14 What? Literally, like, talk about manifesting. Wow. The double-door fridge is, to me, a symbol of wealth. Like, I'm going to feel like I've made it when I have a double-door fridge. Oh, but this is like the kitchen. Oh, that's like what the rich, rich kids had. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:11:28 I used to see it as the ice maker. With the ice in the door. Like a double-door fridge with the ice in the door. Plumbed in. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That's bougie. She said she knocked on the door because it was out the front of someone's house and said,
Starting point is 00:11:38 hey, I'm about to take that fridge. Is that fine? and didn't want to do the wrong thing. You know, you're halfway through moving house and you've just put it there before you move in and I'm actually a thief. And the guy said, hey, it's perfectly fine, probably just needs a service.
Starting point is 00:11:48 And she went, great, and took it. And it's currently getting serviced now, hence why it's the hopefully future money win. What a money win. Fingers crossed, Elizabeth. Stop being mean to Elizabeth's name. Was that spelt with an S? L-I-S?
Starting point is 00:12:03 Because that's like a traditional spelling of the name. Well, don't I just feel like an absolute... all right well we love the community and we love their money wins i arguably also like learning about my own team's money wins so how about we start with jessica rich i have a money win that is a follow-up from a money loss from a few weeks ago we love to see it i also love that you're tracking this you're like this is gonna change this is gonna become something else you're as soon as you hear you're gonna know what i'm talking about so a few weeks ago i parked at a wilson's car park prepaid my parking uh and then when i came out tapped my card it's meant to just
Starting point is 00:12:44 let you out and it charged me an extra 30 bucks so i paid like almost 60 for parking that day with my pre-booking and the extra are you picking this money win slash loss to just trigger me knowing my experience with the parking this week uh that was probably three or four weeks ago and today i finally got the email after registering my complaint that the money has been refunded nice oh good job how good is it for you i was getting ready to go full karen on them and call them and be like where is my money because i like sent them my thing being like hey like i booked like i've done everything right something's wrong in your system and you've charged me extra and that's not cool um but it just took them forever so that's my win what happened today with the
Starting point is 00:13:23 parking yesterday with the parking victoria divine did go full karen yeah it was what did you do It's not my proudest moment, but also I was really frustrated because the girl on the phone, what is it? Jess was in the car with me. She was so condescending and rude and I was just, I was not having it. I'd had a really long day and I was just like, no, you're not going to do this.
Starting point is 00:13:44 Not today, Satan. Not today. And so what happened was I prepaid for parking and when I went to tap my credit card out, which had let me into the car park. It's the same car park. It's the same car park, just really bad for it. tapped it said that it couldn't register my data so I clicked the intercom this has happened a
Starting point is 00:14:02 million times before unfortunately and every time I pick up the people on their phone are like hey sorry this happens all the time what's your registration and I tell them they look me up and they let me out great there's probably a note on your father like this is not worth your time just let her out literally so I did that and the guy that I got onto was like yep you'll have to pay the full rate again and obviously that's like I think $88 for a day and I was like no I'm not paying it like I pre-booked and they were like what's your booking reference and I'm like I'm really sorry your car park is underground I don't have reception I cannot get you the booking reference I've just tried it's not loading and they pretty much suggested that I got out of my
Starting point is 00:14:41 car went up the three stories got the booking reference got reception got reception got back in the car and got it for them and I was like look every other time you've looked it up by my number plate and all of this other stuff anyway back and forth and back and forth and they charged me again for me to go home because she said she didn't believe essentially that i had booked parking for me to go home and be able to then access the receipt so that was really fun guys sounds awful is anyone thinking we could make a lot of money from buying a car park yeah they must she's on the money car park like my dog will be there but seriously those buildings in the city it's like do we spend 10 million renovating these beautiful apartments or do we just make the
Starting point is 00:15:21 dank as smelly as concrete block and just charge people for it they would make bank on those exactly and they all smell like wee but you know what i want to hear about georgia king's money what a segue uh okay so this is a money win i think are you convinced you don't sound convinced well i guess what i've realized is that over the journey i have some money confessing to do so markets so people are always like go to the market yep you guys still love a market day I've written blogs about it. I'm like, you know, considerality, consider markets. It's a great way to save a buck instead of going to the supermarket.
Starting point is 00:15:58 Anyway, I've always gone to the Paran market or the South Melbourne market, and I've never really understood how it's such a money win because I'm there. It's a bull market. I go to the bougiest markets and I don't understand why it's so expensive. The cheese is $15. Yeah, I don't understand. They're the most expensive suburbs. What is going on?
Starting point is 00:16:17 I was not aware of that. In hindsight, it does make sense. But I went to Queen Vic on Saturday. Oh, that is a money win. Hooly dooly, guys, I bought as much fruit as I could bloody carry. It was coming out of my ears for the price of a slice of cheese from Proud Market, like $15, and I bought a week's worth of veggies. Far out.
Starting point is 00:16:39 Well done. How good is it, though? It is so good. I was there with hearts. We were like, this is heaven. I'm still so excited. I'm going to go back this weekend. I love that.
Starting point is 00:16:49 Can you please update us via the She's On The Money Instagram stories? Give us a little bit of a tour. Oh, I will. Show us how much the beans cost. Like, we want that. We need this in our lives. Rumours, Preston Market, cheaper than Queen Vic. Stop that.
Starting point is 00:17:03 Yeah. Don't get the coffee from the guy at the front. Guy at the back. We should do an entire blog post where we all get together on the weekends, go to the market, see how much we can not spend. Money we in. That just sounds like a nice day. No, we should do that.
Starting point is 00:17:19 Let's do that. We can hold hands and get coffee and croissants. I can't eat croissants, but that's not the point. Toni, what's your, are you going to win or a confession? I've got a win. Oh, yes. Well, I guess it's kind of a spending unnecessary money, but also a win.
Starting point is 00:17:34 There's been a pair of sneakers that I've had my eye on for quite some time, probably six months that I've, I'm not wearing them now. Don't look at my face. We all just like, oh, let's check her feet. they're under the table and they're normally about two hundred dollars so i really agonized over them and i was like am i gonna wear them enough and i always boil all of my clothing purchases down to a five dollar rule so i work out how much i would have to wear a certain item for it to cost five
Starting point is 00:18:03 dollars a wear and if i think that i will do that i buy it and i'm happy to um but if i don't if i'm like okay that's three hundred dollars i'm definitely not gonna wear that x amount of times for that to make sense that's a good rule that's actually an epic rule i really like that so i do that with every single thing that i buy and these sneakers were no exception i was like oh i definitely wear them enough but i i finally was like you know what i'm just going to buy them i really really want them went online and they're 160 instead of two how good is that eight less wins that ate less that god damn it i was being you tried so smart you tried i like it do you want to have it take it from the top come on jessica ricci that is eight less wears that
Starting point is 00:18:47 you will need to wear my shoes yes thanks jess i love that for you ryan john have you got a money winner confession to share with the team well first i have a question if this is confession Confession time, not question time. If you found a MyKey on the train and you looked around and there's no one else there. No. No. I went to court for this.
Starting point is 00:19:15 Confession time. Confession time. I kid you not. Victoria sat in the other room with me while I went to digital court. I was supposed to go to digital court during the week, though. Hey, what happened? What is happening? Why is everyone talking about criminals?
Starting point is 00:19:32 Is digital just caught on Zoom? Is that what we're talking about? It's the most chaotic energy you've ever experienced. No. Do I actually need to deliver this story? Yes, absolutely. We are here. We are waiting.
Starting point is 00:19:47 I'm about to shoot you down. Sorry, Ryan. Jessica Ricky on the train. This is her story. um so i caught the train in used my stuck on her face victoria stop looking at other people i got it i got it i got it i can do it all right from the top she needs the music in the background um i caught the train in to the city one day touched on like a good law-abiding citizen I am forgetful we've discussed this before somehow I lost my Mikey on the train left it there got all
Starting point is 00:20:31 the way to the um barricades where you tap out realized went back to the train back to where I was couldn't find it someone's picked it up so I go to exit it was Ryan go to exit there's ticket inspectors there that I tell them what happened they're like yep sure no problem um just let us no we'll send you a fine let us know we'll you know they'll clear it kind of thing came to you know got fine told them sent them proof that i had topped up my mikey that morning was like there's no way i'm topping up my mikey and then fair of eating i'm kind of pissed off that i've lost my mikey with 50 on it to be honest yeah um and they still wanted to find me like 300 so i was like not today and you took them to digital court yeah they were like you can either pay it or you can go
Starting point is 00:21:20 to court and i was like hell yes i'll take you to court and so what happened in court oh the lady was so nice i explained the situation i'm like i have proof like here's my bank statement and here's like four months worth of bank statements showing that i top up like every week and she was like oh you're fine like go right through great oh that's awesome money win yeah that's a huge money win that's a huge money win and so no fine no fine she was really nice really kind she actually taught me that you can register your mickey to yourself which i didn't know so if you lose it you can cancel it and transfer the money which is also a potential money win after all of that ryan uh do you want to go ahead with your question nope what was your money win not important
Starting point is 00:22:02 not important um just yes and cheaper transport for the family the less or abiding citizen yeah Someone found someone else's Mikey and has been using that. Ryan, did you even try to return it? Someone in my family who catches the train to work every day. Yeah. Which is not me. V, what do you got? All right.
Starting point is 00:22:29 So. Did you break any laws? No, I haven't, unfortunately. Usually I do. Sorry to report. But you know what I do have for you? A money win. Is that a full table?
Starting point is 00:22:39 Yes, it means a full table of money. i'm pretty sure that's the first time since i've started working here that it's been a full table of money yeah that's really rare guys it's like getting a rare pokemon card hardly ever happens but it's very exciting when it does retro reference yeah you're welcome do you want to hear about my money ween yes also related to pets like pokemon yeah so i looked up how much it costs to do dog grooming in my area because i've as everybody knows recently adopted lucy it's really expensive like really really expensive what like 50 bucks like more than a hundred dollars yeah and like she's obviously going to become a really big dog and she does have a lot of dents
Starting point is 00:23:22 for whatever i get it i totally get it because they need to wash her they need to dry her they need to groom her and all of that other stuff great they're probably not using their dyson yeah i saw that on the stories questionable i did use it but you know what was much more efficient she dried four times quicker than any other kind of dryer this does sound like an ad now there's the credit yeah please send me an error thanks to the dyson dog dryers thanks to the dyson dog dryer which is not sponsored sadly we're just trying to like work towards it because everybody on my team wants an air wrap um and nobody on my team wants to pay for the air wrap which seems like a really great option for you to provide so if you would like to give us air
Starting point is 00:24:04 apps slide into our dms we'll also take any online appliance companies adore beauty we're watching um but i groomed my own dog that's a win it's a win for me but maybe a faux paw for lucy oh yeah i see you a faux paw that was faux paw i hate that i don't have the best pun on this episode yes but poor lucy during iso which makes it even more of a money win i didn't even have to go and buy the hair trimming tools because i had it from the time that i gave steve a terrible haircut in iso which you would have thought i would have learned and then chosen not to cut my dog's fur but here we are so she got a number eight all over nice yeah money win nice well done and she doesn't look that bad she still looks very similar to a dog
Starting point is 00:24:50 all right so everyone's a winner uh because we all had money wins but also who was responsible for these drinks was george or jess or tony tony what have we got here what we've been sipping on um this is a bella sangria sangria again not sponsored but wish it was um spanish classic aussie made which is nice isn't it very nice spanish classic um just reading the can mate that's just what it says vegan friendly thank you thank god i didn't realize there was meat in sangria no but in wine production they often use rennet which is a cheese additive not additive it's like something you get out of cheese and they use it to produce wine which from like a cow's tummy or something yeah which makes the wine not vegan the first time tony and
Starting point is 00:25:37 i ever got drunk together was on sangria it was glorious um reminisce over that do we need to do a financial disclaimer for this episode yeah we do but before we get there we would like to acknowledge and pay respect to australia's aboriginal and torres strait islander peoples the traditional custodians of the lands the waterways and the skies all across australia We thank you for sharing and for caring for the land which we are able to learn. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and we share our friendship and our kindness. The advice shared on She's on the Money is general in nature and does not consider your individual circumstances. She's on the Money exists purely for educational purposes and should not be relied upon to make an investment or a financial decision.
Starting point is 00:26:18 And we promise Victoria Devine is an authorised representative of Australia Pacific Funds Management, Proprietary Limited, ABN 34132463257, AFSL 339151. And a big thank you to everyone at this table. Is it Tone editing this one? Thanks, Tone. Yeah, good luck. You missed a massive opportunity to say,
Starting point is 00:26:39 yeah, actually it's Tone's and I. Hey! Have you ever heard that joke before, Tony Lodge? No, I haven't. Thank you so much. Thank you to Victoria Devine for the comedy tonight.

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