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Gen W Podcast

Gen W Podcast

著者: I'm Q - that home loan dude
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The Gen W Podcast (W for Wealth) is hosted by Australia’s most followed TikTok mortgage broker, Q Huynh, and associate broker Grace. They dive deep into how migrants and first-gen Australians can build generational wealth through property, trauma-informed finance, and holistic lending. Real stories, real estate, and real talk. Gen Z, X, Y or A — we’re here to help you become Gen W.I'm Q - that home loan dude 個人ファイナンス 経済学
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  • SE1EP4 - The Biggest Legal Scam - Caveats | How One Legal Form Can Block Your Bank and Steal Your Dream
    2025/07/10

    The Dark Truth About Property Caveats in Australia (And How They’re Screwing Over Homebuyers)
    Buying a property in Australia? Think you’re safe after signing the contract and paying your deposit? Think again.
    Thousands of Aussie buyers are getting blindsided by property caveats — a little-known legal tool that allows anyone with a so-called "interest" to block your settlement.
    In this no-BS video, I unpack:
    What a caveat is (and why it’s not as protective as it sounds)
    How dodgy exes, fake creditors, and even old handshake deals can use caveats to legally sabotage your deal
    Real stories of buyers losing homes, deposits, and funding — all because of a wrongly lodged caveat
    The dark side of the caveat system: delays, defaults, $25k legal battles, and how the rich always win
    And why this legal loophole is quietly screwing over first home buyers, investors, and everyday Aussies in broad daylight
    ⚠️ If you’re a buyer, don’t wait until it’s too late.
    Caveats can stop your property deal cold — even if you're doing everything right.
    👊 I’m Q, Australia’s most followed TikTok mortgage broker, and I help buyers beat this rigged system every week.
    Book your 15 or 60-minute strategy call before the window closes.

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    8 分
  • SE1EP3 - Retirement Robbery: The $3M Super Tax That Could Bankrupt You | Dangerous New Super Rule Explained
    2025/07/07

    Is the Australian Government About to Tax Your Super — Even If You Haven’t Sold Anything?
    In this video, we expose the dark side of the proposed superannuation tax on unrealised capital gains over $3 million. While politicians are calling it a “modest reform,” this policy could set a dangerous precedent — one that punishes everyday Aussies for building long-term wealth.
    We’ll unpack how this new super tax could impact SMSFs, property investors, and middle-class retirees, even if you're not “rich” today. From taxing paper profits to valuation nightmares, and liquidity traps that force asset sales, this isn’t just about your super — it’s a shift in the way wealth is taxed in Australia.
    You’ll also learn why this move opens the door for future property tax changes, and how inflation could quietly drag more Australians into this bracket. If you’re planning to grow your super, invest in property, or retire comfortably, you need to watch this.
    👉 Don’t get caught off guard. Book a 15 or 60-minute strategy call with me — I’ve already helped thousands of Aussies protect their wealth and navigate this mess.

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    8 分
  • SE1EP2 - Why Most First-Time Investors Will Lose Money in 2025 in Australia (And How To Avoid It)
    2025/07/03

    🚨 2025 Aussie Property Forecast: The Lie No One Tells You 🚨
    Everyone’s saying property prices will boom, rates will fall, and first home buyers are "getting a chance." But here’s the truth: the latest 2025 property forecasts are a masterclass in gaslighting. Behind the media hype lies a system built for debt, inequality, and wealth transfer — and Millennials & Gen Z are the ones paying the price.
    Banks like NAB and Westpac predict rate cuts in 2025, but who benefits first? Not first home buyers. It’s cashed-up investors with equity who pounce fast. Meanwhile, supply shortages are being weaponized — the housing shortage isn't a crisis, it's a business model to keep prices artificially high.
    We break down how:
    Builders shelve projects while demand rises
    Outer suburbs become overhyped traps for naive buyers
    Wealthy investors grab off-market deals while first home buyers get stuck with negative equity
    Even as property prices rise 4–8% in cities like Brisbane and Adelaide, the average Aussie still struggles because 50% of homes are owned outright. Rich buyers keep bidding, while new buyers are trapped in a treadmill of debt.
    Politicians hype up first home buyer schemes with 5% deposits — but this only drives up prices further. In reality, these schemes create debt-loaded buyers who can’t refinance or build real equity.
    🔪 The real forecast?
    Prices will rise for those who already own. Everyone else is just chasing a bus that left 5 years ago. But with the right strategy, you can still break the system — if you stop listening to media hype and start building long-term generational wealth.
    🔥 If you’re serious about beating this system, book a 15min strategy call before my calendar fills up — like thousands of others already have.

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