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The Numbers Game

The Numbers Game

By: Nick Reilly Jason Robinson Marty Vidakovic
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The Numbers Game — It’s finance, investment and business but not as you know it. Each week Jason Robinson (CPA Accountant), Nick Reilly (Planner) and Marty Vidakovic (Finance) come together to bring you strategy and advice around the importance of knowing your numbers in life and business. Numbers really do tell a story so let us help you make it a good one.2021 THE NUMBERS GAME PODCAST PTY LTD Economics Leadership Management & Leadership Personal Development Personal Finance Personal Success
Episodes
  • Why Your Inheritance Isn’t Safe Without a Valid Will
    Nov 16 2025

    What really happens when you don’t have a proper will in place? From state trustees taking control to long probate delays, contested estates and outdated super nominations, we cover the risks that can leave families exposed. If you want your wealth to end up where you intend, this episode will give you the clarity you need.

    On this episode, we discuss:

    (00:00) Intro
    (00:43) Would You Trust The Government With Your Inheritance?
    (01:23) Why Wills Matter More Now Than Ever
    (01:43) The Rise Of Contested Wills And Probate Cases
    (03:47) What Happens If You Have No Will: State Trustees Step In
    (04:08) Nick’s Personal Story: State Trustees Controlling His Grandparents’ Estate
    (06:41) The Tim Brigden Case: 3 Years Fighting Public Trustees
    (08:23) Why Online Will Kits Cause Problems
    (15:09) Crypto & Digital Assets: Lost Forever Without Access
    (17:26) How To Talk To Your Parents About Their Wills
    (18:11) Estate Planning Lawyers vs General Solicitors

    Check out the free resources from Inovayt here.

    Send us an email: hello@thenumbersgamepodcast.com.au

    The Numbers Game is brought to you by Future Advisory & Inovayt.

    Hosts:
    Nick Reilly
    Jason Robinson
    Martin Vidakovic

    This podcast is produced by VIDPOD.


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    21 mins
  • Australia’s Migration Numbers Explained: The Winners, Losers and Myths
    Nov 9 2025

    You may have seen a post on social media claiming 142,000 millionaires are leaving Australia. So today we look at what the migration report actually says, who’s really leaving, and how many wealthy people are moving here instead. We talk about migration, housing, cost of living, safety, and why some Aussies are heading to Dubai and Singapore. A clear look at whether migration is helping or hurting Australia’s future.

    On this episode, we discuss:

    (00:00) Intro: Debunking The Viral Millionaires Leaving Australia Post
    (02:31) What The Henley Migration Report Actually Says
    (05:40) Top Destinations For Millionaires And Why UAE, USA And Singapore Win
    (06:54) Push Vs Pull Factors: Why Wealthy People Move Countries
    (09:30) Australia’s Migration Numbers: Arrivals, Departures And Net Gain
    (10:07) Skilled Visas, Critical Job Shortages And Where Migrants Settle
    (11:34) Housing, Infrastructure And Whether Migrants Can Really Flourish Here
    (18:07) Why Some Aussies Are Moving To Dubai, The UAE And Bali For Tax And Lifestyle
    (21:35) Are Migrants Really A Drain On The System? Welfare And Medicare Myth-Busting
    (23:01) What Singapore Gets Right About Law, Order And Assimilation
    (23:55) Can Australia Compete As A Global Business And Tax Hub?

    Resources for this episode:

    Forbes Australia — Countries gaining and losing the most millionaires in 2025
    Henley & Partners — Private Wealth Migration Report 2025
    Henley — Australia’s Abiding Allure (2024)
    ABS — Overseas Migration 2023–24
    Home Affairs — Migration Program 2023–24 Report (PDF)
    Home Affairs — Permanent Migration Stats 2023–24 (PDF)
    CGCG — Top occupations granted visas

    Check out the free resources from Inovayt here.

    Send us an email: hello@thenumbersgamepodcast.com.au

    The Numbers Game is brought to you by Future Advisory & Inovayt.

    Hosts:
    Nick Reilly
    Jason Robinson
    Martin Vidakovic

    This podcast is produced by VIDPOD.


    Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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    30 mins
  • How Businesses Can Do Good and Still Make Money
    Nov 2 2025

    A roll of toilet paper might not sound revolutionary, but Who Gives A Crap turned it into a business that gives half its profits to improve sanitation around the world. Today we talk about how putting purpose behind your business can drive growth, why profit still needs to come first, and how the two can work together to create something meaningful.

    On this episode, we discuss:

    (00:00) Why Marty Brought Toilet Paper To The Studio
    (00:13) How “Who Gives A Crap” Turns Toilet Paper Into Purpose
    (01:49) How The Company Links Profit To Giving Back
    (03:05) Can Purpose And Profit Coexist In Any Business?
    (04:33) Simon Griffiths And The B Corp Model Explained
    (06:11) Profit As The Driver Of Impact – $70M Revenue And $5.8M Donated
    (09:43) “Who Gives A Crap” Raises $41.5M To Grow Its Mission
    (11:38) 1% For The Planet And Other Impact Business Models
    (15:07) Marty’s Lesson On Revenue Before Charity
    (24:03) Building Purpose And Giving Into Everyday Business

    Check out the free resources from Inovayt here.

    Send us an email: hello@thenumbersgamepodcast.com.au

    The Numbers Game is brought to you by Future Advisory & Inovayt.

    Hosts:
    Nick Reilly
    Jason Robinson
    Martin Vidakovic

    This podcast is produced by VIDPOD.


    Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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    28 mins
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