She’s Financially Irresponsible. Why Should My Sister Inherit More?
6/18/202630 min
Say it with me: equal isn’t always equitable.
On Friday Drinks, Jess and Bec cover a very juicy DM concerning inheritances, where one sister has received a lifetime of financial support, while the other is fighting for what she believes is her fair share of the will. Is it considered equal for the more independent child to get a larger share in the end or is there more to it than that?
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First 90 secondsNatasha Bamblett· Soundbite0:00
My name's Natasha Bamblett. I'm a proud First Nations woman, and I'm here to acknowledge country. Ti, gleenyan gunyah. Ngayanna djak-a yawa yambena waka. Ngayanna gayina yambena yakarram ja. Dumuna yakumika dumika ethu waka nitu wamin dumin emalan. Mumubayng gathaboma inya nyalan waka cernu yakarram ja wutu-naratanah. Hello, beautiful friends. We gather on the lands of the Aboriginal people. We thank, acknowledge, and respect the Aboriginal people's land that we're gathering on today. Take pleasure in all the land and respect all that you see. She's On The Money podcast acknowledges culture, country, community, and connections, bringing you the tools, knowledge, and resources for you to thrive.
Jess Ricci· Host0:44
She's on. The. Money. She's on the money. [laughs] [upbeat music] Hello, friends, and welcome to She's On The Money, the podcast that makes your personal finances feel fun, especially on a Friday. I am not Victoria Devine. [laughs] I'm Jess Ricki. Uh, this week I am joined by Bec Sayed for a very special edition of Friday Drinks. Victoria is away, so we get to have you all to ourselves. As always, Friday is the day where we celebrate you, our beautiful She's On The Money community. So I will be sharing some of your money wins for the week. Bec's gonna be bringing some trusty broke tips just in time for end of financial year. Mm-hmm. As is the custom, we'll be chatting through some of your money dilemmas, including what one listener might do with their earnings from their side hustle, plus a DM about gracefully navigating tricky