RSM's talkBIG Podcast

By: RSM Australia
  • Summary

  • RSM’s talkBIG podcast will make you better with money and is a platform to entertain and educate.Designed for the financial geek or the newbie, we talk about all things financial with straight shooting opinions from our hosts Andrew, Young and Chris. Enjoy a cold beer or wine (if you’re not in the car listening) and get your hit of personal and business money talk.This podcast delves into real life stories and inspires listeners to talk and think BIG. Setting you up to save, create and protect your wealth.
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Episodes
  • The intersection of money, wealth and climate change
    Sep 10 2024

    Can ESG help you protect your wealth and business from the impacts of climate change?

    Climate change is a big topic, with wide-ranging impacts that have substantial financial implications. Consumers are increasingly demanding more eco-conscious practices, and regulations are becoming stricter worldwide, including here in Australia. We are already seeing proactive businesses adapting their strategies to align with a sustainable future.

    So, how can you protect yourself, your business and your wealth from the impacts of climate change?

    In this episode of talkBIG, we are exploring the big questions around climate change, sustainability and ESG to uncover how they intersect with business and wealth. Join host Andrew Sykes as he speaks to RSM Australia’s ESG and sustainability experts, Linda Romanovska and Karien Erasmus to gain practical insight into some of the most pressing challenges of the modern era.

    This conversation will challenge your perspective on money, wealth, and the future of our planet. Tune in now.

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    53 mins
  • When is it time to speak to a professional?
    Jul 22 2024

    In this episode of the talkBIG podcast, host Andrew Sykes is joined by a lineup of seasoned professionals from RSM, each bringing their unique expertise to the table. We explore the wide world of professional services to try to pinpoint when, exactly, it’s time to speak to a professional.

    People often try a very DIY approach to things, and sometimes that’s appropriate – for example: you don’t need an electrician to change your lightbulb but you should hire one if you’re rewiring your kitchen. In this episode, we explore the question from a business and personal finance perspective to determine the exact line in various professional and personal scenarios where consulting a professional is not just advisable, it's mandatory.

    This episode is a treasure trove of knowledge for anyone seeking professional advice on a range of financial and business matters, from IPOs and wealth management to cyber security and R&D tax incentives. Tune in to gain valuable insights from these industry leaders and learn when it's time to call in the experts.

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    38 mins
  • Australian Federal Budget 2024-25
    May 16 2024

    In this special episode of talkBIG, host Andrew Sykes leads a panel discussion on the recent Federal Budget with a live audience.

    Our expert panel includes RSM’s in-house economist Devika Shivadekar, financial expert Grace Bacon (Director, Financial Services), and tax specialist Tony Fulton (Director, Tax Services). Together, they analysed the details of the latest federal budget, providing insights and practical implications for various industries, businesses, and individuals.

    Key Takeaways

    • The federal budget for 2024-2025 focused on the cost of living, with tax cuts, energy bill relief, and additional rent assistance.
    • The rising cost of utilities, particularly energy, was a major concern for both individuals and businesses.
    • The budget allocated funds for green hydrogen and critical minerals production.
    • The fiscal outlook has deteriorated, with projected deficits and rising net debt.
    • The budget had limited incentives for business investment, except for an extension of the Instant Asset Write-Off for small businesses.
    • The budget included measures to support individuals, including tax cuts, superannuation changes, and cost of living subsidies.
    • The impact on interest rates will depend on consumer confidence and inflation trends.
    • Compliance and wage compliance are areas of focus, with increased funding for the ATO.
    • There were no significant changes to R&D incentives.
    • The budget did not address the taxing of unrealised profits in super funds.


    If you would like a more comprehensive breakdown of the Federal Budget 2024, download a free copy of RSM's report here.

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    54 mins

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