Make it count with Too Peas
If you want to be empowered to have financial conversations at home, our new podcast if for you. Make it Count with Too Peas is a family finance podcast presented by us, Bendigo Bank.
Kate and Mandy from Too Peas in a Podcast join us to break down family finances for parents. We discuss everything from pocket money to growing pains and share practical ways to ensure your family is looked after now and in the future.
Available on your favourite podcast app or listen to each episode below.
Meet the Too Peas
Having a better understanding of finance is important because, like all parents, they want the best for their families.
So join us alongside Kate and Mandy as we discover more about family finances and look to make it count.
Growing pains
Kate & Mandy sit down with our economist, David Robertson to break down the financial impacts of a growing family. From financial decisions around interest rates and the housing market, to the impacts of Covid on family life, David gives you the tools and insights you need to adapt to the financial needs of your family as it grows.
We’re also joined by our home loan expert (and mother of seven!) Amanda as they chat through what we should consider as we welcome new additions into our family.
Kids and cash
Join Kate & Mandy to discover more about how to approach pocket money for your growing family and look to make it count!
Future gazing
Join Kate & Mandy to discover more about how you can plan for your kid’s financial futures and look to make it count!
Unexpected challenges
Join Kate & Mandy to discover more about the unexpected challenges that can impact your family finances and look to make it count!
Live your dream lifestyle
Join Kate & Mandy to discover more about how you can live your dream lifestyle and look to make it count!
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Things you should know
As always these episodes contain general information only and don’t take into account your personal objectives, financial situation or needs.
