Q&A: Tax & super investment options, the “right” strategy, Melbourne property, company restructure and more...

In this Q&A episode, Stuart dives into diverse financial topics, from tax-efficient super strategies to Melbourne's property market trends and business exit planning. He answers listener questions on the best share broking platforms, breaking down fees, accessibility, and market options.

For superannuation investors, Stuart explains the tax implications of switching super fund investment options and discusses strategies for managing the taxable component of an SMSF, including the re-contribution method. He also provides guidance on balancing mortgage repayments, property investment, and share market exposure as retirement nears.

The episode also explores the dynamics of Melbourne’s property market, evaluating whether now is the right time to buy, and the impact of land tax policies on investors. Lastly, for business owners, Stuart outlines tax-effective exit strategies, focusing on minimising CGT when selling a startup.

If you’re looking to optimise your wealth-building strategy, superannuation planning, or investment approach, this episode is packed with expert insights to help you make informed financial decisions. Tune in now for valuable takeaways!

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