investor motivation podcast

How to Move Town Without Ruining Your Finances | Case Study

Thinking about moving closer to family but worried about the financial risks? In this episode, Rob Goudie chats with Rachel about a real client case study and how to make a big move without taking on unnecessary debt.

We talk about why rushing into property decisions can end up costing more than you expect, the hidden impact of debt on cash flow, retirement savings and lifestyle goals, and why renting first can be a smart way to test a new location. We also cover strategies for maximising super contributions and maintaining financial flexibility in your 50s.

If you’re thinking about buying, moving, or upgrading your home, this episode gives practical advice to help you make calm, confident financial decisions.

🔔 Subscribe for more tips on investing, wealth planning, and financial confidence. #InvestorMotivation #PropertyAdvice #FinancialPlanning #DebtFreeLiving #retirementplanning

Robert Goudie, CFP, GradDipFP (ASIC Reg 235974) and Rachael Todman, GradDipFP (ASIC Reg 1270413), are authorised representatives of Consortium Private Wealth Pty Ltd | ABN 74 616 250 965 AFS Licence 495401. 

Similar Posts

  • How to save tax in Australia

    Rob & Amy discuss all things tax this week, exploring the tax implications of investment properties, and how Aussies use negative gearing as an investment strategy. They also challenge the…

  • How we invest (& why we’re different)

    Not all financial advice businesses invest the same way. In this episode, we explore how Consortium Private Wealth has developed its unique investment approach over the past 25+ years. Rob…

  • What 2023 taught us about Investing

    Join us as we unravel the key lessons, insights, and market trends that shaped the investment landscape over the past year. We’re breaking down the important stuff—what worked, what didn’t,…

  • How to retire on $650k as a non-home owner couple

    In this episode of the Investment Motivation podcast, Rob Goudie and Amy Lehmann break down retirement planning for a non-homeowner couple with $650,000 in savings. They explore spending strategies, tax…

  • How to retire on $650,000 as a single

    Discover the keys to retiring comfortably as an individual with $650,000 in superannuation and savings. We delve into everything from setting spending limits to optimising your tax arrangements, and explore…