Robert Goudie

Financial Advisor, Founder
CFP®, SMSF Specialist™, Grad Dip FP

I’ve been providing advice for over 25 years and am privileged to enjoy many long-term relationships with my clients. Whether working with business owners, SMSF Trustees or motivated investors, our outcome is always the same—maximise your hard-earned dollars through informed financial decisions.

The best part of my job is helping people improve their knowledge around money. This increases their overall financial well-being, and I love seeing clients walk out of the office less stressed and more excited about what’s ahead.

Raising four children in our small town of Horsham has enabled me to be involved in numerous community activities. I’ve been involved with Meals on Wheels, our local football committee, the school council and my proudest contribution – helping to launch a coffee van as a not-for-profit, raising money to help build our local cancer centre.

If you’re ready to take back control of your financial situation and invest with confidence, let’s connect and start working towards your financial goals today.

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Hobbies & Interests

Getting outdoors, trail running and walking in the Grampians.
Yoga, running, Muay Thai and watching sports.
Rocking out to heavy metal especially Iron Maiden.
Making healthy foods like Kombucha.

Robert Goudie is an Authorised Representative (No. 235974) of Consortium Private Wealth Pty (AFS Licence 495401)

Robert’s Latest Posts

Know Who You’re Dealing With: The Hidden Conflicts in Property and Banking

By Robert Goudie

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Posted in Investing

In Australia, it’s no secret that banks and property marketers have a vested interest in keeping you in debt. But over the years, this has been normalized to the point where many of us don’t even stop to question their motives. From catchy ads promoting “equity, mate” to clever sales tactics that prioritize tax benefits over the quality of the investment, the risks of excessive debt are often brushed aside. The Marketing of Debt: Why Banks Want You Borrowing Let’s start with the banks. They’ve made it incredibly easy for Australians to access home equity, whether through redraw facilities or…