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My wife and I split. In about 4 months I will have 425k in cash, what should I do? - My wife and I seperated and are selling the house and splitting our cash. We have no kids. I make about $75000-100000 per year depending how much OT I do. ... See More I live in Perth and have a Chihuahua, so renting with my income and a dog is next to impossible. I will likely buy a townhouse so that he is comfy. Maybe somewhere around 550k price range, so that my repayments are only a couple of hundred a week. I have the option of having him live with a relative for a period of time as well.

I am in a bit of a transitional period and I am open to doing things a bit a different.

If you were in my position, what would you do?

Edit: I am 33 years old.

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Any of you going back to cash? - We've all seen those charts showing that cash usage is dropping rapidly in Australia.

Same here - I've been using only card for everything because it's so much easier to beep a plastic card (or phone) instead of carrying papers and metals around. ... See More But card surcharges have been getting ridiculous. Some places charging 2%?!

I am very much not comfortable paying 2% of my after-tax salary to tyro or visa or whatever, so I started paying for everything in cash. I do have the occasional shop that won't take cash, but tbh it's rare. I also have a very conveniently placed ATM just outside my bike ride to work so I always make sure I have a bit on me.

It's also a reminder of the tangible form of money, and makes it easier to follow how much I actually take and spend.

Anyone else doing this? Or am I a dying breed?

I (27F) just accepted a new job that will pay me $122k and I’m experiencing horrible imposter syndrome - I work in health care, but I’ve only been qualified for 2.5 years. My first job in 2021 paid $70K, my second job in 2023 paid $98K and now I’ve accepted ... See More a new job at a smaller company for $122K (all before super etc)

I’ve “upskilled” in my previous roles to a more challenging set of skills. I accepted and negotiated my opportunities to train in ways I know most of my colleagues haven’t felt emboldened to do. For reference, my colleagues with the same years of experience make around $83K.

However now I’m feeling massively under-qualified and like I don’t deserve this position…..

I was completely honest in my interview, I never overstated my skills, and my reference (who gave a glowing review) even admitted I may be inexperienced in the field but i make up for it in efficiency and patient care - my new employer told me that.

I asked them in the interview what they would consider the top qualities of a successful candidate. They said someone who gets along with the team and is open to challenges

While this sounds like me, I can’t shake the deep anxiety I’m not worth this kind of salary at this stage

For what it’s worth, I asked for $122K because it’s the very top of the range for this position and I already had a job lined up so felt it was a free-roll. Instead of negotiating, they simply agreed to offer me that much. I’m not complaining but I am freaking out over my own value now

Does anyone have insight on perhaps small businesses willing to take risks on less experienced people? Or perhaps let me know what they may be considering or expecting from me….

Does anyone else have this type of experience? I imagine it’s common. I don’t want to go into this situation insecure and have them think I’m not capable


Edit: wow, you’re all very kind and reassuring. I’ve read every comment and feel much better. I totally deserve this, and it’ll be a great challenge!

What is the logic behind these bank transfers? - We are told if you mysteriously receive $100,000 in your bank, to not spend a single cent of it because the bank will come after it eventually.

Yet if I was to send $100,000 to a wrong bank account I'm told to ... See More say goodbye to it forever, best I'll get back is $2.

What is the logic behind this one-way street?

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