Money coach or financial adviser: what's the difference? Gemma Mitchell explains
What is money coaching and how is it different to financial advice? Gemma Mitchell is a qualified financial adviser and money coach, but chose to pursue coaching. Discover her story and the differences.
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Show Notes
Gemma Mitchell is a qualified financial adviser and experienced money coach. Gemma joins Owen on this audio + video episode of The Australian Finance Podcast to share her story of money, personal growth, financial advice and coaching.
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Topics covered:
- Gemma's story of moving out at 16 and living in London by 18
- Setting bold financial goals and overcoming limiting beliefs
- What is money coaching?
- Why use a money coach versus financial adviser?
- Debt counsellor versus money coach
- How much does money coaching cost?
- What can a money coach talk about?
- How to find a good money coach
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