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Being a BOSS at business doesn’t mean you’re good with money. Or at least not naturally. Most business owners start out because they’re passionate about what they do, and when things start to go well it can very quickly get pretty complicated. But like any skill, nailing it with your money IS something you can master – with the right approach. And the right support. Stoked to see Scott and Elise share their story and some of the results they’ve been able to create by leaning in with their financial planning 🤑

We could honestly bang on all day about how good financial advice is, how it helps people, and how it can get the money you ALREADY have work harder. But I think the upside of advice is best told by someone who’s been on the journey for themselves.

As a first-timer considering investing, I was incredibly daunted by the often conflicting information in market that I had basically given up hope of making my money work harder for me. After participating in a Pivot wealth workshop I have a newfound confidence and desire to play.

Pivot has helped me identify where I want to be in 3 years’ time, identify ‘roadblocks’ and what I need to do to overcome these barriers. I couldn’t of done this without them as I didn’t know where to start. I’ve signed up to the Coaching Sessions, as I now realise financial knowledge is empowering and powerful.

Really refreshing financial experience! Being a young professional couple we were looking for some up-to-date advice and Pivot delivered it in a new and relatable way.

Really refreshing financial experience! Being a young professional couple we were looking for some up-to-date advice and Pivot delivered it in a new and relatable way.

Pivot makes planning your financial future a lot easier. They offered different methods and options to empower me to work toward both my mid and long-term financial goals

– JO M –

Pivot has been a game changer, and I thoroughly recommend them to everyone looking to get clarity and goals in place for their personal finances

– David G –

In Replace your Salary by Investing, Ben breaks down complex topics into practical, step-by-step tips that are easy for readers to understand and easy to action. Ben avoids the common jargon and confusing terminology that can be overwhelming to help people build confidence around the most innovative next steps to move forward with their money. Highly recommended for anyone looking to make their money work harder and simplify important investing fundamentals.

The world of personal finance and investing can be confusing and overwhelming, which creates a big barrier to people doing what they need to do to take control of their money. In Replace your Salary by Investing, Ben breaks down the barriers and explains the building blocks of money and investing in a way that’s easy to understand and easy to action, helping readers to move forward with confidence.

When Ben comes on the The Morning Show, we know he’s going to demystify the normally confusing and overwhelming world of finance. He cuts through all the hysteria and hype with easily understood language and solutions, which is the approach he takes into Replace your Salary by Investing – a must read for anyone looking to be smarter with their money.

Making money is hard… but Ben Nash makes it so much easier. His approach to investing is just so sensible. Replacing your salary means independence. Achieve that and your financial stress fades. It can literally change your life forever.

Money education is important for everyone, but for self employed people and business owners it goes to another level. In this video we talk about the pillars of money education and how you can get on the front foot with your business finances

Check out why we started doing events, and why we think money education is so important.

Don’t just listen to us. Check out this clip to see what the people that have been to the Pivot money education events say.

Got solid savings but unsure what to do with them, worried that you’re missing opportunities? This is where Celso had found himself when we started working together. By giving his a “lightbulb moment”, he chose a clear path and has since confidently moved forward like a boss.

Erica was earning good money and saving it, but had no real clarity of what she was saving for. We’ve since helped her get excited about her savings and create the life she wants without the stress of money getting in the way.

‘Hope’ just doesn’t work as a money strategy, which is what Luke and Jahna had discovered before they met us. Bringing their separate finances together, we’ve since helped them find a way to spend money on the short term and long term things that matter most to them.

If you’re at a fork in the road with your life and money and aren’t sure which option is best, check out this story. By helping Kate and Jon understand the implications of various decisions, they’ve gone from stuck and frustrated to confident and excited about their future.

For some people, money = worry, which is where Pip was at. Through some simple structure, Pip now stresses less about money and knows her day-to-day expenses are taken care of. She’s now loving life and has a clear plan to keep kicking goals in the future.

By getting Sarah and her partner in control of their money ins and outs and plugging them into our team of experts, they have ticked off goal after goal and are now in a position where Sarah can take a year off work. We live for transformations like this one.

The stress and guilt that money can cause is REAL! Before we met Lauren, she was either spending money she didn’t have or saying no and constantly feeling the #FOMO. Today, she is growing her money, guilt-free and is travelling more than ever before!

Do the short term pleasures in life look way too attractive to you? Before Pivot, James and Laura were happy, successful people but very much ‘living in the now’ with no plan for their money. They’re now focussed on the big things and seriously smashing their goals!

Scotty hit that point when he realised that he needed to start ‘adulting’ with money. He was once a frivolous spender who used to hate thinking about money but he’s now kicking butt and not scared of the money stuff. He’s a real character; we hope you enjoy his story.

Everyone seems to have an opinion when it comes to money, and dealing with all this conflicting information gets exhausting! Hear how Siobhan and her partner sifted through the outside noise and got on the same page with money, de-stressing their lives along the way.