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When demographer Bernard Salt suggested that perhaps millennials could afford property if they stopped going out for smashed avocado, the intergenerational property debate was ignited. In this episode, we explore what all the fuss is about and Nicole explains how she turned her finances around to crack the property market. Nicole also speaks to Evelyn Clark, director and mortgage broker at Everlend, who highlights how to work out what you need to save and what the bank looks for when it’s time to apply for a loan. Nicole’s brother Joel also drops in to reflect on Nicole’s spending habits. (You can find Evelyn at everlend.com.au and follow her on Instagram: @evelynclark_finance). Find Nicole on Instagram: @nicolehaddow and @smashedavocadoproperty | We’re talking about property in this podcast and would like to acknowledge that this series is recorded on the traditional lands of the Wadawurrung and Dja Dja Wurrung Peoples. We pay our respect to their elders past, present and emerging. | The information in this podcast is provided for entertainment and educational purposes only. It’s general in nature and doesn’t apply specifically to your circumstances. If you’re considering purchasing property, it’s always best to speak to a licensed financial professional before making any decisions related to your goals.
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