Episode Description
In this episode, Stuart and Mena shift the focus to young entrepreneurs, those building businesses but wondering how to build wealth beyond them. It’s easy to pour everything into your business when it feels like your best asset. But what happens if growth slows down or plans change? The biggest risk for entrepreneurs is having all their wealth tied to a single venture. That’s why this episode is packed with the right questions to ask your accountant or financial adviser if you want to protect what you’ve built and set yourself up for long-term financial freedom.
Stuart and Mena cover a wide range of strategic questions, from whether to buy your own home or invest first, to choosing between property, shares, or a blend of both. They explore how to use your borrowing capacity wisely, where to hold your investments (personally, trust, or company), and how to balance reinvesting in your business with building a portfolio outside of it. They also discuss protecting assets, managing liquidity, using superannuation, and preparing for future generations.
If you’re a business owner asking “what’s next?” financially, this episode gives you a roadmap to start building freedom outside your core business, one smart decision at a time.
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