THE PURE PROPERTY PODCAST: Smart strategies for retirement savings

On this episode, co-hosts Paul Glossop and Phil Tarrant use a case study to illustrate the way superannuation can better serve some property investors when it’s leveraged to grow a portfolio.

The duo follow the journey of property investor Mick, who used his self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) to pivot his property journey. They reveal how savvy planning saw Mick receive a return of 349 per cent for one sale, which he was then able to reinvest into further property purchases.

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Paul covers some of the intricacies of investing through an SMSF, including the challenges that investors should be aware of before pursuing this strategy.

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