In this power-packed Q&A, Campbell dives into real scenarios many Aussies face, from managing a $50k inheritance for teens inside a trust (ETF compounding vs pooling for a property deposit) to designing a clear 10-year retirement runway for middle-income couples. He unpacks whether to prioritise paying off the home, maxing super, or debt recycling into ETFs; how to balance simplicity with diversification in ETF mixes; and when leverage into property actually helps rather than hurts ...
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In this power-packed Q&A, Campbell dives into real scenarios many Aussies face, from managing a $50k inheritance for teens inside a trust (ETF compounding vs pooling for a property deposit) to designing a clear 10-year retirement runway for middle-income couples. He unpacks whether to prioritise paying off the home, maxing super, or debt recycling into ETFs; how to balance simplicity with diversification in ETF mixes; and when leverage into property actually helps rather than hurts ...
Ep 388: Wealth First Principles #1: How wealth is actually built – The Wealth Equation
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2 weeks ago
Ep 388: Wealth First Principles #1: How wealth is actually built – The Wealth Equation
Read Full Blog Here Stuart opens with Wealth First Principles, explaining how real fortunes are built through three key inputs: a durable cash-flow surplus, investment efficiency (quality assets, low costs, smart tax structures, and few behavioral errors), and time (the compounding decade that does most of the work). He separates process from prediction, shows why speculation usually fails, and explains where leverage helps (sensible gearing on high-quality property with buffers) versus where...
Investopoly
In this power-packed Q&A, Campbell dives into real scenarios many Aussies face, from managing a $50k inheritance for teens inside a trust (ETF compounding vs pooling for a property deposit) to designing a clear 10-year retirement runway for middle-income couples. He unpacks whether to prioritise paying off the home, maxing super, or debt recycling into ETFs; how to balance simplicity with diversification in ETF mixes; and when leverage into property actually helps rather than hurts ...
