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How do you feel when I say the word debt?

Maybe it’s stressed, overwhelmed, anxious or even fear? But what if instead, you moved to feelings like calm, hopeful, and even excited.

Yes, really!

It's all about realising there are different types of debt and most importantly, creating a strategy for that debt.

I'm Mel Browne, ex-financial advisor and now financial educator and that’s exactly what I'll show you how to do with real, practical strategies in my free webinar that’s all about debt.

What do you think of when I say the word debt?

Maybe it’s words like stressed, mortgage, interest rates or anxiety.

Now imagine instead that you thought of words like opportunity, different types of debt, strategy and even relaxed.

Not sure how that could be possible for you?

That’s what I’m covering in my free webinar that’s all about debt.

How do you feel when I say the word debt?

Maybe it’s stressed, overwhelmed, anxious or even fear? But what if instead, you moved to feelings like calm, hopeful, and even excited.

Yes, really!

I'll show you how to move from stressed to calm with real, practical strategies in my free webinar that's all about debt.

Join me for a FREE webinar
& I'll share my practical tips & strategies on when to

Flee From, Focus On, or Forget About Your Debt

Wednesday 29 April 2026 - 7:30pm AEST
Join Mel Browne, money expert, for a FREE webinar
  and learn when to...

Flee From, Focus On, or Forget About Your Debt

  Thurs 15 May 2025 at 7:30pm AEST
In a recent survey, people answered that their number one financial goal for 2026 was to 

*GET RID OF DEBT*

But what if I told you that not all debt is equal and that you could be in a worse off position if you simply concentrated on paying off your mortgage.

Or that while it might make financial sense to pay off your credit cards before you start investing, that might not be true for everyone.

Or that those credit card points you're chasing are costing you a lot more than you think.

Yes, really.
In a recent survey, people answered that their number one financial goal for 2025 was to 

*GET RID OF DEBT*

But what if I told you that not all debt is equal and that you could be in a worse off position if you simply concentrated on paying off your mortgage.

Or that while it might make financial sense to pay off your credit cards before you start investing, that might not be true for everyone.

Yes, really.
The Truth Is...

Finance is Personal

The 'Debt free' life is right for some but not for all.
Instead, it's figuring out what's right for you and creating a strategy
you can feel comfortable and excited about putting into place.

How will you do that?

During our time together, I'll...

Explain the four different types of debt and what your strategy might look like for each different type

Give you strategies for getting into, getting out of and getting comfortable with different types of debt

Walk you through a case study showing why getting comfortable with some debt is worthwhile

Join me for my FREE Debt Webinar!

All of my debts will be paid off in November and hopefully with 2 years, I will be able to buy my first home. I was starting to think it would never happen before 40.
I am feeling the most positive about my financial future than I ever have and I am so excited to see what the future brings!

Elise O

I enrolled to the My Financial Adulting Plan and a year later I’ve now paid off my credit card debt! By the end of the year, I’ll also have a cash buffer, and money to invest in ETFs.

I feel I have a plan and the skills now to ensure a great financial future. The returns on the investment of the course are well worth it. Thanks Mel and Lauren!

Teresa P

*Past performance is not an accurate predictor of future performance. This is not an indication of what any individual may achieve in the future.

I've just finished paying off a huge credit card & car debt. As a single mum, this is HUGE.

I can't explain the feeling of knowing that I'm entering the new financial year with the next set of goals on track. To all those nay-sayers & dream killers, sit back and watch what I'm capable of!

Lidija Pintur

All of my debts will be paid off in November and hopefully with 2 years, I will be able to buy my first home. I was starting to think it would never happen before 40.
I am feeling the most positive about my financial future than I ever have and I am so excited to see what the future brings!

Nicki R

Hi, I'm Mel!

Let’s be clear, I’m not your typical finance bro.

I’m an award-winning ex-accountant and ex-financial advisor, now a financial educator and independent multimillionaire (who started with less than nothing in my early thirties).

And my work is simple: help women feel calm, confident and capable with money without shame, overwhelm or jargon.

 If you've ever felt: 

  • overwhelmed by debt
  • unsure of your next step
  • confused by conflicting advice
  • tired of working harder without getting ahead
  • desperate for clarity, simplicity and direction

Then this webinar is made for you. 

Join me for my FREE Debt Webinar!

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