Investopoly
Investopoly is a twice-weekly podcast designed to help you make better financial decisions and build wealth with clarity and confidence. Hosted by Stuart (tax adviser, financial adviser, and mortgage broker) and Campbell (senior financial adviser), each episode delivers concise, practical insights grounded in real-world strategy, research, methodologies, and case studies.
You will get two episodes each week: a main episode that deep-dives into a single wealth-building topic, and a Q&A episode that answers listener questions and real scenarios. Send your questions to questions@investopoly.com.au
We also writes a weekly blog, and many podcast topics build on those ideas and frameworks. Stuart's forthcoming book, Wealth by Design, will be available in July 2026.
Investopoly
Latest Episodes
Ep 424: Should you hedge your international share portfolio
Read Full Blog HereIf you're following the case for going underweight Australian shares and leaning into global developed markets, you inherit a new question: what do you do about currency risk?Every international investment has t...
Q&A - Untangling a messy structure, cutting losses, and low-income investing
Three listeners wrestling with structure and second-guessing. "Marty," an Adelaide doctor who's become genuinely financially literate since engaging a planner two years ago, feels his arrangement is messier than it should be: managed funds unde...
Ep 423: Negative gearing deferred - heres how to manage the cash flow gap
Read Full Blog HereQuarantining negative gearing doesn't just reduce a tax benefit; it can blow a hole in an investor's cash flow. ...
Q&A - Super recontributions, property versus ETFs, and the grandfathering question
Four listeners bring sharp, forward-looking questions. "Tony" wonders whether super recontribution strategies, used to cut the taxable component and reduce death benefit tax, could be the next target for a budgetary hatchet, and asks for Stuart...
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