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In this episode, Stuart explores a remarkable case study of a client who increased their investment assets by 5.9 times in just six years. Starting in 2018 with a net worth of $2.9 million, primarily in home equity and superannuation, the client has grown their wealth to $5.1 million today, marking a 170% increase in net worth. Stuart breaks down the key factors behind this success, including the strategic purchase of a Queensland property in 2018, which gained over $700k in equity, and an Elwood apartment in 2022.

Stuart also highlights the importance of market timing, strong investment in superannuation, and careful cash flow management, which allowed the client to invest in renovations, super, and a corporate beneficiary. The case study underscores the value of timely advice and disciplined financial planning.

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