Rachelle Kroon

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1,226 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 24 Aug

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money money money · 930 super, invest or offset, couples & money, negative gearing change explained + more · 27 Jul 2026 podcast

Okay, Anonymous is 36, currently on maternity leave and receiving 12 weeks of paid parental leave plus a pro rata bonus.

I'm planning to return to full-time work in February next year.

I earn $140,000 a year plus bonus, share portfolio $50,000, super portfolio $160,000, a joint mortgage of $600,000, the property's valued at $850,000.

a joint offset with $350,000 in it.

We're planning to sell our current home and buy another property for around $1.5 million.

If you were in my position, would you, one, salary sacrifice into super to reach the 32,500 concessional contributions cap?

Two, invest extra funds into ETFs?

Three, keep the additional money in the offset account, especially with a larger mortgage on the horizon?

For context, I'm a long-term investor and generally don't sell my shares once I've bought them.

Keen to hear what others would do and the reasoning behind it.

Thanks.

They are crushing it.

You've never been a high-performing woman on maternity leave.

Our heads go 100 miles an hour.

You can get a mortgage when someone's on mat leave.

It doesn't stop people and a lot of women when they're on mat leave, they have a million ideas of what they want to do and a lot of people do invest or upsize and do things when they're on mat leave.

I'm not suggesting it's a great idea.

I'm just saying you can.

So you don't need to necessarily not be able to make moves because you're on mat leave.

It's about the whys and the plans and other things.

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