What School Should Have Taught You

The Explosion of Exchange Traded Funds

 

 

What happens when trillions of dollars from superannuation and ETFs flood into the same handful of companies… and no one stops to ask where all that money is actually going?

In this episode of What School Should Have Taught You, Jeremy sits down with his dad, Vince Iannuzzelli, who’s spent nearly 50 years watching markets rise, fall, bloat, crash, recover and repeat. Together they unpack the rise of ETFs, why money is being “forced” into the market, and whether the world is quietly heading toward a major event that could catch investors off guard. They explore what’s actually driving the record high share prices, how superannuation shapes the market more than most people realise, and why the biggest risks aren’t always the loud ones.

If you’ve ever wondered what really moves the share market, why ETFs have exploded in popularity, or what could trigger the next major downturn, this conversation will reshape the way you look at investing without telling you what to buy, and without the hype.



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Self Employed Lending Secrets: How You Can Beat Confusion

 

 

Are you self employed or running a business and unsure how banks see your borrowing power? Most business owners don’t realise lenders treat self-employed borrowers very differently from PAYG earners.

 

In this episode, Jeremy Iannuzzeli chats with, Managing Director and Founder of SF Capital, Tommy Lim about the hidden rules of self employed lending. Learn why ownership structure, business loans, and even dividend payments can impact your personal borrowing capacity.

 

Get practical tips on timing, preparation, and working with your accountant and broker. Whether you’re starting out or growing your business, this episode shows you how to navigate self employed lending with confidence.

 

 

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Young, Ambitious, & STUCK? The Secrets to Growth in Business, Life, & Property

 

Ever wondered how a small business can fund property investment and long-term wealth?

 

In this episode, Jeremy Iannuzzelli sits down with Jordan Annor, a lawn care business owner, to explore the strategies behind growing a small business and building wealth. With a sole trader operation currently generating $90K profit, Jordan and his wife are aiming to expand their property portfolio and secure financial growth.

 

Jeremy breaks down practical steps for increasing income, including marketing, hiring contractors, and leveraging seasonal opportunities. He also explains how understanding business numbers, costs, and net profit can unlock borrowing capacity for property investment. The conversation covers smart strategies for long term growth, balancing family life, and creating a business that generates income in perpetuity.

 

Listeners will take away actionable advice on scaling a small business, making informed hiring decisions, and using business growth to fuel wealth creation.

 

 

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Importance of Estate Planning & Property Will

 

Do you have a will, and is it set up properly?

 

In this episode of, Jeremy Iannuzzelli sits down with lawyer Shanil Lal from Runnymede Lawyers to discuss the essentials of wills and estate planning. They cover why everyone should have a will, the role of executors and powers of attorney, and the risks of DIY will kits that aren’t properly executed.

 

Shanil explains how having the right structures in place can make life easier for families and ensure assets are distributed according to your wishes. The conversation also explores testamentary trusts, showing how they can protect wealth, provide tax advantages, and safeguard assets for children. Shanil shares practical tips to minimise will disputes and preserve wealth for future generations.

 

This episode provides listeners with the knowledge to make informed decisions and secure their family’s financial future.

 

 

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Unlocking the Secrets of Depreciation: Insights from Quantity Surveyor

 

 

Ever wondered how property depreciation and construction costs can make or break your investment returns?

 

In this episode, Jeremy Iannuzzelli sits down with Mike Mortlock, one of Australia’s leading experts in depreciation schedules and quantity surveying, with a property portfolio exceeding $17 million. Mike shares insights into property investment, focusing on depreciation, construction costs, and how investors can maximise cash flow.

 

They explore the critical role of depreciation, debunk myths about older properties, and reveal how a quantity surveyor can help you avoid costly mistakes. Mike also explains how construction costs are assessed and how depreciation impacts capital gains tax when selling a property.

 

This episode is a must-watch for anyone looking to make informed property investment decisions and build long-term wealth.

 

 

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Small Business vs Company: Which Business Structure is Right for You?

 

Are you starting a business or looking to grow your existing one?

 

In this episode, Jeremy Iannuzzelli breaks down the pros and cons of operating as a sole trader versus setting up a company. He dives into key topics including ownership and control, liability and risk, taxation strategies, costs and compliance, credibility, growth, and succession planning.

 

Using real life examples of small business owners, Jeremy explains how the right business structure can protect your personal assets, maximise tax efficiency, and support long term growth.

 

Whether you’re running a side hustle or building a larger enterprise, this episode equips you with the insights to make informed decisions about your business structure.

 

 

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How GST kills businesses

 

 

Ever wondered if you’re actually hurting your business by avoiding GST? So many small business owners wait until they hit the $75k threshold, but in this episode, Jeremy breaks down why that delay could cost you customers, profit margins, and long-term growth.

 

Jeremy reveals the real GST traps he sees every day and why staying “under the threshold” can cost you more than you think. He shares when to register and how early action can save you profit, customers, and stress.

 

Whether you’re just starting out or already trading, this episode gives you the clarity you need to set up your business properly from day one.

 

A must-watch for anyone wanting to avoid expensive GST slip-ups and build a business with room to grow.

 

 

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Quit Working Wage and Build True Wealth

 

 

How do the truly wealthy think about money, and why does working for a wage keep most people stuck?

 

In this episode, Jeremy Iannuzzelli breaks down the mindset shift every business owner needs if they want to build real, long-term wealth instead of just earning a bigger paycheck.

 

Jeremy pulls back the curtain on how rich entrepreneurs treat their business, their salary, and their tax strategy and why understanding your true lifestyle cost can completely change your financial trajectory.

 

If you’ve ever wondered whether paying yourself more is actually slowing down your wealth building or how to use your business as a wealth engine instead of an income tap, this one’s for you.

 

 

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3 Things The Rich People Do To Grow Their Super 

 

 

Ever wondered how the wealthy use their super to build serious wealth while everyone else ignores it?

 

In this episode, Jeremy Iannuzzelli breaks down the three stages of tax inside a super. How your earnings are taxed, how the CGT discount works, and how the pension phase becomes one of the most powerful tax-free environments in Australia.

 

Jeremy covers how super is taxed, why timing matters in an SMSF, and how the pension phase and early withdrawals can make or break your long-term wealth.

 

If you’ve ever wanted to understand how smart investors use SMSFs to outpace the market and set up a stronger retirement, this is the episode to watch.

 

 

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The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided.

 

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How Economy Actually Becomes Richer

 

If Australia’s economy is growing, how can you make sure you’re growing with it?

 

In this episode, Jeremy Iannuzzelli breaks down the truth behind Australia’s “booming” economy, using just three cups of water.

 

You’ll finally see how money really moves through the system, what’s fueling our so-called growth, and how you can use that knowledge to make smarter financial moves while others are left guessing.

 

Tune in and keep learning the money lessons that build real wealth.

 

 

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