In the Supermen Podcast, Heather Cameron, a best-selling author from Bourke, was invited to share her inspiring story of self-publishing her book.

The hosts, Matt and Lionel, discussed Heather's relationship with money, exploring her upbringing and financial lessons from her rural background.

Heather shared that growing up in a financially modest household, with the value of money emphasized, led her to save $5,000 as a teenager and purchase her own house at 18 years old. She estimated that the house, bought for $25,000. Lionel praised Heather's self-education in financial matters and highlighted the importance of open discussions about money in the household, which Heather agreed would have significantly aided her in navigating financial challenges.

Furthermore, Lionel explored Heather's current income streams, Farming, Carbon Farming,

If you want to explore Heather's story more - grab a copy of her book "Never Underestimate a Woman"

https://www.amazon.com.au/Never-Underestimate-Woman-Heather-Cameron/dp/B0CK3XLHXW

And if you are travelling out west, check out the "Lower Lila Retreat" on the Warrego River.

https://www.lowerlilaretreat.com.au/

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Will the RBA be forced to raise the cash rate?

Matt McCabe speaks with the Chief Economist from BetaShares David Bassanese.

They explore the impact of inflation on families, discuss the outlook for inflation, touch on unemployment and the affect it has on inflation and interest rates.

David Bassanese shares his insights as to where interest rates are going, the fear of recession and how it may impact your superannuation and retirement savings.

Should you have any questions, please reach out to Lionel or Matt to discuss your specific circumstances.

*Thank you to Betashares & to David Bassanese for providing their time and expert knowledge to our listener.

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The Superman Podcast team introduced award winning financial planner John Cachia, who shared his unique approach to financial planning and his passion for helping Australian's achieve their goals. The boys discussed the complexities of financial planning, and the importance of addressing not just financial issues but also the underlying behavioural and psychological ones. The team also highlighted the lack of financial literacy education in schools and the need for individuals to take charge of their financial education. John provides several nuggets of gold to support you and your family.

*Trigger Warning*

We do talk about suicide in this episode, which I know can be distressing.

So if you need resources or support go to beyondblue.org or you for 24 hour free counselling in Australia, the number for Lifeline is 13 11 14.

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