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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.
Inflation Surges to 3.8%: Will Interest Rates Rise Again in 2026?
Inflation is heating up again—and investors need to pay attention. In this episode of Wealth Coffee Chats, Alex Nakonechnyy breaks down the latest 3.8% inflation jump and what it could mean for interest rates, mortgages, superannuation, and property markets heading...
Rental Affordability Crisis 2025: Signal or Just More Noise for Investors?
Is tightening rental affordability just media noise—or a genuine warning sign for investors and landlords? Cass Sjostedt dives into real market data, rent-to-income ratios, and PropTrack insights to uncover whether we’re heading toward greater investor opportunity or...
Div 296 Super Tax: What It Means for Your Retirement (Updated Overview)
The controversial Div 296 Super Tax is changing — but not going away. In this Tax Tuesday update, Anthony Wolfenden from Positive Tax explains what’s now on the table, how it impacts balances over $3 million, and why the government’s approach could affect every...
Why Property Investors Struggle to Act (Even When the Numbers Make Sense)
In this powerful mindset-focused episode, Emily Miller explores the psychology behind why so many property investors delay decisions, hesitate in growth markets, or hold on to poor-performing assets. Drawing from Nobel Prize-winning Prospect Theory by Kahneman and...
Need Finance Before Christmas? Here’s What You Must Do by End of November
In this Finance Friday Wealth Coffee Chat, mortgage broker Cang shares urgent insights for anyone needing finance before the Christmas break. With lender turnaround times slowing and office closures looming, now is the time to act. Cang outlines exactly what documents...
Markets Dip & SMSFs Surge: What Investors Need to Know in 2025
In today’s Wealth Coffee Chats, Senior Financial Adviser Alex Nakonechnyy breaks down what’s driving recent volatility across the ASX, US stocks, crypto, and gold. Plus, he dives into ASIC’s new findings on the growth of Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSFs), which now...
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.
Make more money! 3 wealth hacks from Millionaire Mentor Scott Harris
Scott Harris – aka - The Millionaire Mentor is a leading Australian speaker, coach and mentor who has travelled the world to connect with...
TWF 8 – John Wood on Changing The World
John Wood is the founder of Room To Read and author of three best selling books including one that changed my life forever – Leaving Microsoft To Change The World. Celebrating its 20th Anniversary, Room to Read has helped 20 million children go to school, learn how to read, and improve their quality of life.
More than 25 million books have been distributed and more than 10,000 teachers trained in one of the humanitarian and philanthropic world’s most heartwarming success stories of longitudinal change. John, a former marketing executive at Microsoft, had a life-changing experience in Nepal which he outlines on this episode. I have no doubt it will inspire you to not only give to Room To Read, but take an even more inspired view of your life and your ability to leave a legacy.
TWF 7 – Andy Fenton On Crashing Down To Earth And Bouncing Back
Andy Fenton has experienced some incredible highs and some heartbreaking lows – in both business and in life. From putting together business deals worth hundreds of millions of dollars, to losing his wife to suicide, Andy shares his insights on life, wealth, family, work-life blend, finding your passion and so much more.

