607 | The Best Lending Structure Today (In the New Negative Gearing Era)

You can watch the YouTube video here. Two months on from the Budget’s negative gearing and CGT changes… The data is telling a clear story. In our latest episode, Ben sits down with couch crew Luke Oxenham, investment-savvy mortgage broker, and Polly Chu, Qualified Property Investment Advisor, both fielding real client conversations daily. Together, they’re unpacking what’s actually happening on […]
TPC Gold | Do I Need More Than One Offset Account?

This snippet is from one of our previous episodes: Q&A: A Tax-Saving Hack for An Offset Account, The Simplest Way to Keep Track of Your Properties and How to Distinguish “Emotional Value” from “Property Value” When it comes to structuring your property loans, the offset account is one of the most powerful tools in your […]
TPC Gold | What We Love (and Don’t) About the Barefoot Investor’s Advice

This snippet is from one of our previous episodes: Q&A: Barefoot Investor or MoneySMARTS – What’s the Difference, Loan Structure for Rentvestors, Pros & Cons of Buying a Company Title Property and more! The Barefoot Investor has helped thousands of Australians take control of their finances—but when it comes to property investing, it’s no surprise […]
495 | Ramit Sethi & Morgan Housel: Why They Don’t Invest in Property!

Watch the episode on Youtube. Click here. Ramit Sethi and Morgan Housel: Two titans in finance and money management who don’t believe in property investing?! It’s your turn to ask the questions as we dive into a topic that’s never been explored before on our couch! From breaking down our verdict on these two financial […]
487 | $2k A Week in Retirement – Is That Before Tax or Cash in Hand?

Watch the episode on Youtube. Click here. Folks, we’ve always said that property is a game of finance rather than of bricks and mortar, and today’s massive Q&A episode explores this fundamental concept. Tune in to hear us break down our strategy of $2k a week in retirement, which leaves you with $104,000 per year […]