In this episode of Money Side Up, we dive into one of the most common financial challenges faced by Australians living abroad, transferring money across borders.

But that’s not all - we're also covering:
→ The outlook for interest rates in Australia
→ The potential impact of Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill on Australian expats
→ Practical strategies for managing money across multiple countries

Special Guest: Alex Lombardo from Wise
Alex joins hosts Jarrad Brown and Will Cant to explain what makes Wise different from traditional banks, how it keeps costs low, and why it’s become a trusted platform for globally mobile Australians.

We also explore:
→ The biggest mistakes expats make with international transfers
→ Managing income, expenses, and investments across multiple currencies
→ Understanding Wise’s multi-currency account and debit card
→ Avoiding hidden fees and currency spreads
→ Getting paid into your Wise account for global flexibility
→ What the future holds for cross-border finance

Whether you’re based in Singapore, Dubai, the UK, or anywhere else overseas, this episode is full of insights for globally minded Australians looking to make smarter money decisions.

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