Canna Campbell

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How Do They Afford That? · The 5 year test: Where you and your money will be · 23 Jun 2026 podcast

All right, investing, but investing with a bit more grunt.

Yeah, and like, you know, dabbled in a bit of maybe micro-investing and regular savings plans.

But let's up the ante.

Let's look at investing properly.

Let's look at using those savings accounts if we're lucky enough to have money set aside for savings that doesn't actually have a job, no need.

or purpose for the next 10 years.

It's money sitting aside that you know that you should be doing something with.

Perhaps now is the time to get that money working for you.

That doesn't necessarily mean you drain the whole entire savings account and go and invest the whole amount, but you start using that money.

or perhaps you are in a situation where you can safely afford and you understand the risks and how to manage them, a debt recycling strategy where you start using the equity within your home to invest and invest elsewhere so that you don't just wake up one day and go, great, I own my own home and that's it.

But you wake up one day and go, I own my own home and I also own a

six, seven figure diversified share portfolio or a string of investment properties because you've used the equity.

It's about really upping the ante and getting a lot more serious and committed to the change and improvements you can make by being strategic, proactive and savvy.

But of course, in an education informed way.

And that's where a financial planner comes in because they'll say, okay, you've got this much equity.

You've got this much in savings.

We're going to move this, do that, blah, blah, blah.

And there you're on your way.

So this is – I'm going to share this anyway, but I am completely aware and sensitive to obviously how things are expensive right now, and this is obviously not necessarily going to be available for a lot of people, including myself, but that is aggressively paying down debt.

you know, looking at the budget, looking at some cuts you can make, looking at the potential sacrifices, obviously that don't jeopardise your wellbeing, of course, or your family's wellbeing, but starting to really look at where your money's going and what you can actually do to get ahead financially, like a mortgage.

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