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Dave Gow

Retired at 28 after working as a forklift driver; discovered simple principles for spending less and investing more while increasing happiness. Host of Strong Money Australia.

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Aug 20, 2024 • 45min

Dave Gow: Pay off mortgage or invest, debt recycling and more [Part 2/2]

Dave Gow, a determined author and founder of Strong Money Australia, shares insights on financial independence and investment strategies. He discusses the merits of debt recycling, turning home loans into investment opportunities to maximize tax efficiency. Dave reflects on his journey from a forklift driver to retirement at 28, emphasizing smart budgeting and investing in property and shares. The conversation also explores shifting investment strategies and the significance of professional financial guidance in achieving lasting wealth.
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Aug 2, 2024 • 45min

18. A deep dive into Dave’s finances

In this engaging discussion, Dave Gow, the mastermind behind Strong Money Australia who reached financial independence by 28, dives deep into his personal finance journey. Listeners gain insight into his annual expenses of around $60,000 and the impact of spending habits on net worth. Dave shares how relationships influenced his FIRE habits and the complexities of merging finances within partnerships. The conversation also highlights the emotional aspects of financial management and offers relatable advice for anyone aiming to achieve financial milestones.
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Jul 30, 2024 • 55min

429 achieving F.I.R.E. at a young age (an interview with Dave Gow of Strong Money Australia)

In this engaging discussion, guest Dave Gow, an expert in financial independence and investing from Strong Money Australia, shares his journey to early retirement by age 28. He emphasizes the importance of savings rates over high incomes and explores the benefits of property vs. share investing. Dave also dives into strategies like debt recycling and the vital role of superannuation for young investors. With insights on minimalist insurance practices and family financial planning, he advocates for balanced financial habits and delayed gratification for long-term wealth.