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Hayden McLean knows a thing or two about playing the long game.


After missing out on the AFL draft twice, Hayden kept going until he earned his place at the Sydney Swans. That same patience has shaped how he invests.


At 27, he’s investing with one big goal in mind: creating the freedom to choose what life looks like after football.


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4 months into her investing journey and Jess’ life has completely changed.


She’s since bought a house, switched her core portfolio to geared investments, gotten a dog and combined finances with her partner. Safe to say- there’s been A Lot™️ on 🤣.


With all that change, she’s got a few questions still playing on her mind.


Things like: Should...


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Amy has built a $400,000 share portfolio, owns an investment property, and has grown her net worth to $1 million.

But just six years ago, things looked very different.

She was living pay cheque to pay cheque, had a credit card she didn't really understand, and had no idea where her money was going.

So what changed?

Amy shares with Jess...

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Do you know how much is in your super? Or what it’s invested in?


Most Australians know what's in their bank account but superannuation? Not a clue. This lack of attention has a cost- missing out on thousands more at retirement.


So today, Jess gives her super a 5-step health check. She'd love for you to do the same alongside her.


Walking us ...


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Ryan thought he was doing everything right with his money until a stock tip made his ETF feel like the wrong choice.


For years, Ryan followed a very traditional approach to money: work hard, save hard and eventually buy a house. Then he discovered compound interest, started investing and found himself comparing two very different ways to put his money to work.

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