Spotlight Forum on making your money last now and for the future.

The cost of living crisis is really starting to bite.

Interest rates keep going up, inflation remains stubbornly high and so does the price of housing, insurance, energy, and groceries.

So if you are reaching a tipping point, then help is at hand.

My next Mornings Spotlight Forum is all about making your money last now and for the future.

The Money Matters panel will be on hand to give you advice on how to deal with the daily, sort out the mortgage, set up the kids and have enough money for a comfortable retirement.

Mornings will broadcast live from the WA Museum Boola Bardip on Thursday 5th November from 8.30 with a special edition of the Money Matters panel from 10 to 11.

On our Money Matters Panel is:

Nick Bruining, independent financial planner and founder of Bruining Partners

Phil George, private wealth advisor and representative of Euroz Hartleys

Gavin Hegney, property valuer and analyst.

You can also ask them a question.

After the forum you're invited to stay and enjoy Otto's Symphony, an incredible sound-and-light experience bringing the museum's historic blue whale skeleton to life. It features an original composition by Emma Jayakumar, performed by the Perth Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Iain Grandage.

Otto's Symphony will commence straight after the forum in Hackett Hall.

Tickets are free but registration is essential.