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Special guest is Nelson Hsieh, a New Testament expert with Tyndale at Cambridge who has a detailed interest in digital currency. Pete and Ben ask the basics about cryptocurrencies before hearing more about Nelson's take on "Would Jesus buy Bitc
Saving is simple. Isn't it? There are so many hacks around for the best ways to save but is that just overcomplicating matters? Pete and Ben cut to the chase with saving and tell you what it means to save at each age and stage. While taking a l
Most churches serve morning tea after the service, dished up by church members. Often, the morning tea provisions are paid for by these volunteers. Is that right? Who should actually foot the bill? Pete and Ben move from morning tea musings to
"What is that worth?" We all ask that question but how do we work out the amount? Join Ben McEachen and Pete Burrows as they explore the subjective nature of worth – and why it can annoy Ben so much. From buying a house through to everyday item
Should a couple share their finances? Why would you split them and what sort of impact can that have? Pete and Ben respond to an online conversation about who should get what when it comes to household money.Join the Money: Faith and Finance G
Do you haggle? Should we? What's the best way to haggle and what's the best motivation for it? Your favourite accountant Pete and non-haggler Ben explore the cultural, practical and spiritual of trying to get the best price. Or are we trying to
The Money: Faith and Finance Group on Facebook kicked off recently and your comments, questions and interaction has been super. So much so that Pete and Ben wanted to share some highlights, from the poll results to the "how to choose a Mortgage
A friend of the podcast asked: How can I talk about my inheritance, especially with friends who are having money problems? Oh, and what should I do with it? Pete and Ben take a run at the guilt of inheritance, what it can be used for, and is it
"T Swiz is Big Biz"With the arrival of 'The Eras Tour' in Australia, Pete and Ben discuss the ripple effects of the pop superstar. About $140 million is the expected impact to the local economy of Swift's visit. Along with what this reveals ab
Sherrin sent in a question for Pete and Ben that you've probably also been wondering about. Good on you, Sherrin. The question has to do with savings goals and pay rises.As Ben and Pete discuss, Sherrin's household budget and expenses are at a
The Psalm 23 Podcast. Get into the delight and detail of The World’s Most Famous Psalm, as Ben McEachen (Hope Mornings) joins theologian and author David Hohne (Moore Theological College, Sydney, Australia) for three helpful conversations. Expl
A lot of us don't like to talk about money and church. But that's not Ben and Pete. They dive headlong into the biblical (yet divisive) universe of giving to your local church. The angle they take is not what you expect. The offerings they brin
What was it? And what's the answer? Press play to find out because its surely the question you also have wanted to put to "everybody's favourite tax accountant" Pete Burrows. Ben also asks Pete what questions we really SHOULD BE asking accounta
The future is here. Cashless transactions are the norm with only 6 per cent of Australian sales being done in cash. But some aren't happy about this, protesting the rise and rise of tap or online payments. Ben and Pete serve up the benefits and
Ben heard a sermon on "spiritual timekeeping" and it got him thinking about that old chestnut – "Time is money". But was Benjamin Franklin correct about that? Or have times changed? Pete raises invested time versus time spent, and Ben (not Fran
HINT: You should have started yesterday to save for retirement. Oh. But it's not too late to check out Pete and Ben's quick guide to how to prepare yourself for pulling up stumps. Because Pete lets us know how starting NOW will actually make co
Oh, erm, sorry. We are not offering the low rate of 2 per cent. Instead, Pete and Ben return to your most popular Money: Faith and Finance subject – interest rates. With the Reserve Bank of Australia in all sorts of scrutiny, Pete maps out wher
What is success? Do you have it? How do you know? Sydney accountant Pete chats with Ben about financial success, and other forms, as they head towards a NEW DEFINITION of success. Being able to recognise the impact of success upon your life can
... Because we didn't answer all your questions in PART 1 of our interview with Emily Anderson, a 20-something media worker in Sydney (and newest member of the Money: Faith and Finance squad). Press play now to dig deeper into what do with your
Enjoy our interview with Emily Anderson, a 20-something media worker in Sydney. Like so many under 30, Emily has been able to pull some savings together. And she has questions and concerns about what to do with them. Save? Invest? Where to star
Just in time for what Pete calls The Accountants' New Year's Eve, here is a handy EOFY handbook (to kick off Season 3!). Pete rattles carefully through the ways you can maximise your Tax Return, from sorting out exactly what you can claim on, t
So, Federal Budget 2023 has dropped. The dust has settled and Sydney accountant Pete and sidekick Ben can reveal the real winners, not-so-winners - and the SURPRISES. Yeah, surprises. Also, Pete gets myeh about $4 billion, mentions lamingtons i
Hear us out. Instead of taking pot shots at the ways Christians (or so-called) have done terrible stuff with finances entrusted to them, this episode explains why we shouldn't expect more.But, wait, hear us out. Beyond stating it as it is, Pet
What is superannuation really for? What will happen to it in Australia? What's the trust in God got to do with putting money away now?To get stuck into super for you, special guest Warren Bird brings his super super knowledge. Warren has more
Overtime. We all do it. Many of us don't get paid extra for it.So, should you do any?What are reasonable expectations for salary employees, wage workers, and business owners? Pete and Ben consider this prickly aspect of earning as living costs
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