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We wanted to take our last post a little further and share a follow-up blog that builds on the same analogy and takes it a step further.

A lot of attention tends to go towards where your super is held—but in many cases, what actually matters more is what’s inside it. This blog explores that idea in a simple, relatable way, and highlights how the underlying investments can play a bigger role than many people realise.

If you’re trying to better understand how your super is really working, this is a good one to read alongside the first piece.

Read the blog here:
https://www.finspective.com.au/managing-money/supermarket-trolley

What’s in Your Trolley Matters More Than Where You Shop It’s about understanding that your actual investment mix — what’s sitting in your trolley — has a far greater impact on your long term result.

Holiday home deductions have, for many years, been the quiet enabler — the factor that tipped a second property from “nice idea” to financially feasible. And for a long time, that balance held.

Now, that balance is being tested.

The ATO is taking a closer look at how holiday home deductions are claimed and reshaping what counts as genuinely income-producing. In some cases, what once made a holiday home viable may no longer do so.

If you own a holiday home — or you’re considering buying one — we’ve published a short article outlining what’s shifting and what to be thinking about now.

For some owners, the impact may be minimal. For others, it could materially change how the numbers stack up.

You can read it here:
https://www.finspective.com.au/home-and-property/holiday-home-deductions

If you’d like to discuss your own situation, we’re here to help.

The ATO crackdown that’s putting your Holiday Home Deductions at risk The ATO is taking a closer look at how holiday home deductions are claimed and, in doing so, reshaping what counts as genuinely income-producing.

We’ve been having a lot of conversations with clients lately about a strategy that really seems to resonate—'Rentvesting'. It’s a smart way to enter the property market sooner without having to give up the lifestyle or location you love.

It’s a great option for first-home buyers or families looking to upsize, especially when buying in their preferred suburb feels out of reach.

If that sounds like your situation, our latest blog unpacks how Rentvesting works and whether it might be the right move for you. Check it out -

Rentvesting: Live where you want while investing in property - Finspective Discover how rentvesting can help you enter the property market sooner—live where you love while building wealth through smart property investment.