278. What would you give up for financial freedom?

In today's ep, Tash is joined with Emma from The Broke Generation to unpack a juicy reddit dilemma: a couple in their early 30s, one-year-old in tow, are weighing up whether to sell both their Sydney properties and start fresh in Melbourne, debt-free.

On the surface it sounds like a clean trade: ditch the debt, escape jobs they hate, and buy back time for family, travel, and a slower pace of life. But the catch? They'd be leaving behind a daily support network of family and friends that, when you've got a one-year-old, might make things tricky.

Lots to unpack!

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