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Wealth Coffee Chats
Looking for a daily update on creating the wealth of your dreams? Then you’re in the right place! Join Jason Whitton for a daily coffee and chat about all things wealth.
DIY Property Repairs: The Landlord Mistake That Costs More
DIY repairs might seem like a smart way to save money, but for property investors they can often create bigger costs, longer vacancies, and more tenant issues. In this episode, we unpack the real risks of urgent repairs, poor maintenance decisions, and why smart...
New Super Tax Explained: What Div 296 Means for You
The new Division 296 super tax has officially passed—but what does it actually mean for investors? In this episode, we break down how the updated rules impact superannuation balances, tax rates, and long-term wealth strategy. Learn what’s changed, what’s been fixed,...
Stop Analysis Paralysis in Property Investing Today
Struggling to choose the “right” property? You might be focusing on the wrong thing. In this episode, we break down the proven framework for successful property investing, starting with strategy before selection. Learn how to align your finance, goals, and market...
Super Tax Changes & Market Volatility Explained 2026
Major changes to superannuation tax are coming, and market volatility is rising—what does it mean for your investment strategy? In this episode, we break down the new Division 296 super tax, contribution changes, and how they impact long-term wealth planning and...
Property Vacancy Mistake: Don’t Lose Rent Over Emotion
What should you do when a tenant application appears right as you’re about to switch property managers? In this episode of Wealth Coffee Chats, we unpack the “breakup applicant” scenario and how it can impact your cash flow, vacancy risk, and property investing...
ATO Crackdown 2026: 7 Tax Risks Property Investors Must Know
The ATO is tightening enforcement—and property investors need to be prepared. In this episode of Wealth Coffee Chats, we unpack the top tax compliance risks, trust structures, and income strategies now under scrutiny. Learn how changes in ATO interpretation (not law)...
The Wealth Faculty
In this ground-breaking and inspiring podcast series, Positive Real Estate’s Jason Whitton embarks on a journey to discover the true meaning of wealth, by interviewing world-renowned leaders and wealth champions who have achieved extraordinary levels of abundance. Some of whom are the very experts and advisors that have impacted and contributed to Jason’s success as a property investor and coach.
Property Hack: How To Pay Less Tax and Keep Your Cash
Being a smart and successful property investor means dealing with tax – all different kinds of tax, all the time. When we talk about tax as investors, we see our cash go flying out the window, but the more you know about tax and how to reduce it, the more cash you can keep. Having a smart investing strategy around tax will save you money by minimising your payments and maximising your returns, so you need to get educated. So, what are the different kinds of tax you’ll face as a property investor and how can you navigate them?
TWF 23 – John Demartini on Turning Setbacks in to Comebacks
“What they told me I was not destined to do became the very thing I was blessed to do.” Dr John Demartini has had more “setbacks” than most. Which is why he’s supremely qualified to discuss how we can all turn out setbacks into comebacks.
This episode is the first of two parts. Today we discuss how to turn past events – particularly the hardest ones – into blessings and gifts.
Property Investing 101: Money Goes Down the Drain As Fear Increases
As humans, we are genetically programmed to be more alert or responsive to negative or bad aspects or “danger” signs. This is all thanks to our cave-dwelling ancestors and the fact they had to be on high alert should a lion wander in during dinner time.
In terms of property investing, it’s easy to get scared off by negative reports, chatter and hearsay, that have little or nothing to do with the actual moving parts of the market. Add to that the fact that we tend to give more weight to bad assertions than good ones and we’re stuck in a rut of fear and inaction.