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Sep 2024
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Ask an Adviser: Inside Liam and Emma's f...

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What actually happens when you go to get financial advice?


As two people that haven't been able to afford advisers, that is a question both of us (Bryce and Ren) have. And that is a question we often hear from the Equity Mates community. So we set out to answer it.


To do it, we took on the personas of Liam and Emma - a couple working on building wealth and planning for some major life milestones - and sat down with financial adviser Christine Dang.


Listen as we take you inside the room and unpack how an initial meeting with an adviser takes place. We cover:

  • The 'getting-to-know-you' questions an adviser will ask
  • What financial information they are after
  • How they approach goals and major financial milestones
  • The most common financial situations they encounter
  • How clients can manage competing financial goals (i.e. buying a house v paying for a wedding)
  • Thinking about investing inside of super or outside of it
  • And so much more!


Whether you already have an adviser, are thinking about speaking to one, or are not interested at all - this episode will help you think about your personal financial situation and goals.


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