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Major Money Milestones To Accomplish In Your 30s! w James Blair (Lighthouse Financial)

I spent most of my 20’s p!ssing up and not preparing for my future years. It seems younger people are a bit more switched on these days (thank Gard!) so you’re probably not doing that. You will be better prepared than I was. Let’s look at what you need to be thinking about when it comes to milestones in your 30’s…Emergency funds? Buying a house? Investments? No consumer debt? Career plans? Relationships? Goals? Health and wellbeing plan? A will? There is a lot to think about. In this episode, I sit down with James Blair who is a Financial Advisor and the Wealth Director from Lighthouse Financial to discuss what we should be thinking about. James helps every day Kiwi with their longer term investing plans and we discuss how some of these fundamentals are important whether we are in our 30’s or 60’s. Get access to our weekly Money Mail newsletter: https://www.keepthechange.co.nz/money... Are you a business owner? Check out Luke’s market leading accounting firm https://nextAdvisory.nz James Blair is the Wealth Director at https://lighthousefinancial.co.nz As always, no part of this podcast is intended as financial advice; it is intended as general information only. 00:00 - 02:21 Intro 02:21 - 10:55 Buying a House 10:55 - 25:18 The Financial Implications of Buying a House 25:18 - 29:06 Managing Debt in Your Thirties 29:06 - 31:24 The Importance of Financial Literacy 31:54 - 35:06 Navigating Major Life Decisions: Financial Implications and Communication 35:06 - 36:02 The Role of Money in Relationships: Understanding Different Perspectives 36:02 - 50:41 Creating a Comprehensive Financial Plan: Goals, Insurance, and Investments 50:41 - 53:35 Taking Control of Your Career: Prioritizing Fulfillment and Happiness 53:35 - 57:53 Managing Debt and Building an Emergency Fund: Key Financial Strategies 57:53 - 1:03:30 Regularly Reviewing and Adjusting Financial Plans: Staying on Track