In this Q&A episode, Stuart tackles pressing financial questions on asset protection, property decisions, and short-term investment strategies. He delves into whether high-net-worth individuals should prioritise asset protection over tax efficiency and whether selling assets now to move them into a trust is worth the CGT hit.

Stuart also advises on the tricky decision of whether to sell or hold an investment property in light of expected life changes, breaking down the financial implications of each choice. For those managing finances across Australia and New Zealand, he provides insights on the best way to maximise savings for a major renovation while planning for private school fees.

Additionally, he helps a listener decide on the right timing for property investment, considering borrowing capacity fluctuations and market conditions. Finally, he clarifies the tax implications of switching super investment options within an industry fund to better suit long-term financial goals.

If you're grappling with wealth-building strategies, property investments, or optimising your super, this episode is packed with expert insights to help you make informed decisions. Tune in now for practical financial guidance!

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