In this episode, I discuss how the investment world has become safer in our modern era.

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You're busy with your career and personal life. You don't need your wealth creation plan to suck up hours of each week. So how can you best put your earnings capacity to work to secure choices for you down the road, without the plan adding to your already full schedule? This week I’m sharing 7 ideas to help you build wealth efficiently.

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The entire Financial Autonomy framework was built by reverse engineering how my most successful clients achieved their success.

In that vein, today I wanted to share with you two ways in which I've seen moderately wealthy people really take a step forward, with approaches that perhaps go against the conventional wisdom. Maybe you can't use them yourself right now, but an awareness of their application might still assist you as you develop your personal Financial Autonomy plan.

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This week I chat with Chris Panteli on his transition from fish and chip shop owner to blogger. Chris shares a tonne here on what he's learned, mistakes he's made, and blogging can make you money.

Check out Chris's blog at www.lifeupswing.com

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The financial world is full of acronyms. In today's episode we're going to decipher as many of these as we can find. What's TLA you ask? It stands from Three Letter Acronym and came out of an inside joke in my CBA days (Commonwealth Bank of Australia) pointing t the fact that every major initiative had to be quickly abbreviated to a TLA, causing internal communications to resemble some weird coded language with the odd English word included to give you a clue as to what was going on.

Anyhow, today is about helping you make sense of the financial world. Likely, most of these you already know, but I'm hoping that there's one or two in here that you go "huh, I'd always wondered what that meant".

Oh, and we're not restricting ourselves to only three-letter acronyms, despite the episode title, we got some two and some four-letter ones too. Hope you enjoy.

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This week I speak with Scott O'Neill, director from Rethink Investing, buyers agent for commercial property.

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When it comes to stock market investment, buying is easy, selling is hard. It's interesting how there's always so much talk about exciting new opportunities and yet rarely is the exit plan discussed. Well, let's address this common investment strategy oversight and help you decide when it's time to sell your shares.

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If you've been listening to this podcast for a while, and certainly if you've read my book, you'll be aware that we adhere to a framework in helping people gain choice. A core element of that framework is the three pathways. The entire Financial Autonomy framework, and in particular these three pathways, are the product of my 20 odd years as a practising financial planner. I've observed how hundreds of Australians have accumulated wealth, and the various ways in which they've used that wealth to impact their lives. The Financial Autonomy framework isn't some theoretical idea that popped out of the ether.

I sometimes refer to which of the pathways a particular podcast episode relates during the introduction. I do this in the foolish assumption that everyone listening has read the Financial Autonomy book or at least checked out our website and knows what it is I'm talking about. But of course there will be many listening who have only recently stumbled across the podcast, so let's take a moment in this episode to bring you up to speed on this foundational element of what we do here at Financial Autonomy.

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In this week's episode, Paul goes through the different asset classes and how they can be used to create an investment portfolio that is right for you.

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This week I chat with Deferit Co-founder Mat Blas. We discuss the start-up scene in Australia, and Mat's first-hand experience in getting a disruptive new business off the ground.

www.deferit.com

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