Investopoly
Each episode is packed with concise tips, strategies, research, methodologies, case studies, and ideas to help you safely and effectively grow your wealth. Stuart Wemyss, a qualified financial advisor, accountant, tax agent, and licensed mortgage broker, delivers holistic advice. With four authored books, including "Investopoly" and "Rules of the Lending Game," Stuart shares his insights through a weekly blog, which is replicated on this podcast.
Episodes
In this episode, Stuart breaks from tradition to deliver an exclusive review of Vanguard Super, Vanguard’s bold foray into the Australian superannuation market. Known for his commitment to independence and strategy-first insights, Stuart explores why Vanguard’s entry could be a game-changer for Australians dissatisfied with the opaque and politically entangled operations of traditional industry super funds. He d...
In this Q&A episode, Stuart dives into real-life financial dilemmas from listeners navigating pivotal moments in their wealth journeys. Daniel, a self-employed father of three, outlines his comprehensive plan to retire at 60 with $100k passive income, using property, super, and ETFs. Stuart unpacks the nuances of risk mitigation when income is uncertain and weighs in on a Geelong investment property. An anonymous listener from ...
In this episode, Campbell Wallace explores one of the most crucial steps in any property journey: setting the right budget.
He breaks the process into two key questions, how much you can borrow vs. how much you should borrow, and explains why borrowing capacity alone shouldn't drive your decision.
Campbell outlines:
- How to calculate a sustainable borrowing limit based on your surplus investable cash flow
- Wh...
In this Q&A episode, Stuart addresses a wide range of listener questions, from technical ETF tax adjustments to retirement planning strategies using superannuation.
He starts by explaining how ETF investors need to account for AMIT cost base adjustments when calculating capital gains tax—an often overlooked detail that could mean paying more tax than necessary. He breaks down what AMIT is and why it matters for investors who reg...
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In this episode, Stuart tackles a tricky but important question: how bad does a property need to be to justify selling it?
If you suspect a property in your portfolio isn't investment-grade, Stuart walks through a step-by-step process to assess whether replacing it could make you significantly better off—af...
In this Q&A episode, Stuart explores whether his financial strategies apply broadly or mainly to wealthier Australians, responding to recent data showing few households have $2M+ in super. He explains how his goal is to equip a wide range of listeners to make better decisions, regardless of starting point, and why aiming high with financial goals can still be relevant and motivating.
He also answers a question on US-domiciled ET...
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In this episode, Stuart tackles one of the most important financial planning questions: how much is enough? He shares his personal philosophy—invest just enough to meet your goals comfortably, but no more—and reminds listeners that wealth is a means to enjoy life, not jus...
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In this Q&A episode, Stuart dives into questions around co-investing in property with family, selling to adult children, managing tax exposure, and adjusting share portfolios amid market volatility.
He begins by exploring the complexities of joint property ownership among siblings, highlighting the importance of equal ownership, clear legal structures, and protective clauses to manage risk...
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In this episode, Stuart revisits a call he made nearly five years ago—that investment-grade apartments in Melbourne were due for a growth cycle. After a long period of underperformance, the signs are finally pointing to a market turning point.
He outlines the key forces dr...
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In this Q&A episode, Stuart explores whether it's worth holding low- or ungeared property investments when shares often offer higher returns. He explains why opportunity cost matters—but also why property’s stability, tax treatment, and long-term compounding still make it a valuable part of a diversified portfolio.
He also answers a common question: if you don’t plan to sell your inve...
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In this episode, Stuart shares practical advice for one of the most important superannuation decisions you'll make: how to invest your super once you've chosen your fund.
He explains the differences between pre-mixed investment options like Conservative, Balanced...
In this Q&A podcast episode, Stuart tackles timely questions on super contributions, property strategy, and how to structure wealth to optimise flexibility, returns, and tax outcomes—particularly as retirement nears.
Jack opened the episode with a practical question about offset accounts versus redraw facilities. As he approaches retirement, he's focused on maximising flexibility and wanted clarification on how each structu...
New Report: The Evidence-Based Approach to Investing in Property & Shares: download here.
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In this episode, Stuart breaks down the key factors to consider when owning property in your personal name. While it is the most common structure among investors, there are important decisions to make that can have a lasting impact on your tax outcomes, cash flow, and asset protection.
He outlines the three main...
In this case study episode, Stuart Wemyss shares the success story of a couple who experienced a six-fold increase in their investment assets, now positioning them for a comfortable retirement. When they first sought advice in 2015, the couple, aged 54 (him) and 51 (her), had a home valued at $900k with no debt, and co-owned three investment properties worth $1.2 million with $760k of debt. Their superannuation was $180k, and their...
New Report: The Evidence-Based Approach to Investing in Property & Shares: download here.
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In this episode, Stuart shares smart, practical steps for those who aren’t quite ready to pay for full financial advice—but still want to make smart money moves.
He explains the difference between straightforward and complex financial decisions. Early in your wealth-building journey, most choices are s...
In yesterday’s Q&A podcast episode, Stuart answered a wide range of listener questions about property investing, tax strategies, and long-term financial planning. He explained options for investors whose interest-only loan terms are ending, covering whether refinancing or switching to principal and interest repayments makes more sense depending on personal strategy. He also discussed the timing of paying down investment loans a...
New Report: The Evidence-Based Approach to Investing in Property & Shares: download here.
Read full blog here.
In this episode, Stuart takes a critical look at property planning services, which promise to help you build a portfolio by mapping out your borrowing capacity, cash flow, and investment strategy—for a price tag of $4,000 to $5,000.
He explains why these plans might work if you’re committed to only ever investin...
In this Q&A episode, Stuart unpacks a range of nuanced financial strategies, from tax-effective investing for children to optimising debt, investment structure, and global property opportunities.
He begins with Cara’s question about investing an inheritance for her children and explains the surprising tax concession available through testamentary trusts—highlighting how they can be used to minimise tax on investment earnings for...
New Report: The Evidence-Based Approach to Investing in Property & Shares: download here.
Read full blog here.
In this episode, Stuart dives into the heart of the Australian share market, breaking down how a small group of stocks—the big banks and major miners—are dominating the ASX200. In 2024, just three banks (CBA, Westpac, NAB) delivered more than half the index’s gains, while BHP and Rio Tinto dragged returns down.
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In this Q&A episode, Stuart explores the intricacies of livevesting, a strategy that uses your primary residence as both a lifestyle asset and an investment tool. He responds to a thoughtful proposal to use the equity in a fully paid-off home to fund early retirement while still benefiting from the compounding capital growth of a high-quality property. Stuart unpacks the assumptions, risks, and practicalities of this "brid...
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