Podcast
Our Latest Episodes
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.
The Car vs. Castle Trap: Why Your 2026 Upgrade Could Cost You a Property
In this Monday morning edition of Wealth Coffee Chats, Rosie and Jared tackle one of the biggest "wealth killers" in a property investor's journey: the depreciating car. While we all love the smell of a new car—and Jared has his eyes on a Lamborghini—the reality is...
The First Filter: Why Your Credit Score is the Key to Surviving the 4.1% Market
Welcome to this Finance Friday edition of Wealth Coffee Chat. As we navigate the post-Easter landscape of April 2026, the "variable rate" has become the bill that arrives every time a group of economists meets. With the cash rate sitting at 4.1% and a May hike...
Stagflation 2026: The “Hidden” Economic Threat and Why Your Strategy Shouldn’t Change
In this episode of Wealth Coffee Chats, Alex dives into the economic phenomenon that many investors haven’t seen since the 1970s: Stagflation. While we are all familiar with inflation and the looming threat of recession, stagflation is a far more complex "neutral"...
Div 296 is Now Law: The $3M & $10M Super Tax Survival Guide
In this final wrap-up of the Division 296 superannuation tax, financial advisor Anthony Wolfenden breaks down the legislation that officially passed Parliament on March 10, 2026. We move past the speculation to look at the final law, which has fortunately abandoned...
Black Swan Events: Navigating Property Growth During Global Crises
In this episode, property coach Megan Wolfenden breaks down the "Black Swan" theory and explains why unpredictable global events—from the GFC and COVID-19 to the 2026 fuel crisis—often serve as the ultimate catalyst for property price and rent surges. By analyzing...
RBA Rate Rise 2026: Borrowing Power & Cash Flow Tips
In this episode of Wealth Coffee Chats, we break down what the latest interest rate rises mean for mortgage holders, property investing, and your overall wealth strategy. The conversation covers why the official cash rate has climbed, how inflation and global...
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.
How To Measure Your Success as a Property Investor?
There is no one true measure of success when it comes to property investing. Yield, growth, cash return, more properties, more income, more satisfaction… The list goes on.
How you choose to measure your own success as a property investor is really up to you, and hopefully, at least one part is that you get some real satisfaction or joy or excitement out of it.
But the serious side is money.
TWF 31 – Sam Saggers on Wealth, Poverty & Real Estate
On today’s episode I have the good fortune of interviewing my dear friend and business partner for the past 18 years, Sam Saggers. Without doubt one of our country’s brightest minds when it comes to real estate investing, Sam’s backstory and eventual “rags to riches” ascendence is truly inspiring.
After today’s episode, do yourself a favour – if you haven’t already – and listen to Sam’s podcast the Urban Property Investor. It’s the podcast the experts listen to – and savvy investors.
Is Furnishing Your Investment Properties Going To Increase Your Cashflow?
Choosing whether to put furniture into your investment properties all comes down to one, big question: Is it going to increase your cashflow?
If it was as simple as throwing a few beds and a lamp in, and suddenly getting hundreds of dollars more rent coming in each month, we’d all furnish every investment property we have.
But we don’t. And there are some important reasons why.