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Hosted by Stuart Wemyss & Campbell Wallace · business · EN-AU
Investopoly is a twice-weekly podcast designed to help you make better financial decisions and build wealth with clarity and confidence. Hosted by Stuart (tax adviser, financial adviser, and mortgage broker) and Campbell (senior financial adviser), each episode delivers concise, practical insights grounded in real-world strategy, research, methodologies, and case studies. You will get two episodes each week: a main episode that deep-dives into a single wealth-building topic, and a Q&A episode that answers listener questions and real scenarios. Send your questions to questions@investopoly.com.au We also writes a weekly blog, and many podcast topics build on those ideas and frameworks. Stuart's forthcoming book, Wealth by Design, will be available in July 2026.
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Signup to Generate a PitchInvestopoly is a twice-weekly podcast designed to help you make better financial decisions and build wealth with clarity and confidence. Hosted by Stuart (tax adviser, financial adviser, and mortgage broker) and Campbell (senior financial adviser), each episode delivers concise, practical insights grounded in real-world strategy, research, methodologies, and case studies.
Investopoly is hosted by Stuart Wemyss & Campbell Wallace. The show has published 587 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Ep 432: Bond ETFs vs 10-Year government bonds: Lock in or not?" (27 October 2026, 39 minutes), "Q&A - Bucket company asset allocation: trust or company?" (26 October 2026, 38 minutes), and "Ep 431: How much life insurance do you need: And when to cut it" (20 October 2026, 36 minutes).
Investopoly publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 587 episodes.
Booking probability for Investopoly is 39%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Investopoly requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Investopoly's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Investopoly are Investing & Wealth Management. Investopoly has a business audience and around 14,000 subscribers on YouTube.
Stuart Wemyss & Campbell Wallace hosts Investopoly, a business podcast with 587 episodes published.
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Episode #432
Read Full Blog Here 10-year bonds near 5.2% look good, but I’d rather use subordinated debt ETFs. They pay about 1% more with almost no interest rate risk. A listener asked whether it’s time to lock in long-dated...
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A bucket company doesn’t change my allocation: I’d still favour global shares. Rebalance with new money and dividends, not by selling. Campbell here, filling in for Stuart. Simon has $2 million in a bucket company and...
Episode #431
Read Full Blog Here Have full cover while you’re young and it’s cheap, then cut it back as your assets grow. Income protection matters most, trauma the least. In this episode I explain how we calculate life, TPD and...
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An 8.4% return isn’t the problem; what drove it is. I’d struggle to justify active funds and a 0.76% fee over a diversified ETF. In this listener Q&A, I explain how to judge short-term returns, why active fund...
Episode #430
Read Full Blog Here Russell says advice adds 5.5% a year and Vanguard says 3%. A disciplined, rules-based approach captures much of that, but not all of it. I think these reports overstate things by assuming that...
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Selling your home needn’t undo debt recycling. I’d substitute the security with a term deposit or your next home to keep it deductible. In this listener Q&A I walk Dave through substitution of security and simultaneous...
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Sequence-of-returns risk in early retirement is manageable with a big enough cash buffer. What I'd test is how you'll feel spending it. In this listener Q&A, I work through Michael's plan to retire at 52 and use an ETF...
Episode #428
Read Full Blog Here Back in 2023, Stuart argued that inflation and rates could stay higher for longer than most expected, drawing on 50 years of history showing that once inflation tops 8%, it typically takes a decade...
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Four listeners think several moves ahead. Silvia, who arrived in Australia in 2025 with a high income but low super, lays out a detailed plan: switch to variable with an offset, interest-only to preserve deductibility...
Episode #427
Read Full Blog Here Stuart calls his approach value-aware: buying high-quality assets when they're attractively priced. Quality decides whether something is worth owning; price decides when to invest and how much. In...
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Four listeners at very different scales. "James," 45, describes himself as not being great with money but ready to fix that with a $480k inheritance, a high income, and 15 years to run. His head is spinning: pay off the...
Episode #426
Read Full Blog Here Most investors think good investing means finding more things to say yes to: more opportunities, more asset classes, more products in the mix. Stuart argues the opposite: the people who build the...
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This episode answers five detailed listener questions spanning retirement income, structure, and the offset-versus-invest decision. A listener retiring at 60 with $1.3m compares the Vanguard SpendSmart allocated pension...
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Read the blog online here. Two tax changes could materially alter how Australians own investments and use family trusts. The first is Division 119, which has already been legislated and will impose a minimum 30% tax on...
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Four listeners at genuine turning points. "Steve," 48, with a wife of 54 and a large cash holding, knows he's too conservative and wants to move into ETFs ahead of retirement at 57, while supporting a special-needs...
Episode #424
Read Full Blog Here If you're following the case for going underweight Australian shares and leaning into global developed markets, you inherit a new question: what do you do about currency risk? Every international...
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Three listeners wrestling with structure and second-guessing. "Marty," an Adelaide doctor who's become genuinely financially literate since engaging a planner two years ago, feels his arrangement is messier than it...
Episode #423
Read Full Blog Here Quarantining negative gearing doesn't just reduce a tax benefit; it can blow a hole in an investor's cash flow. Take a property with a $30,000 annual shortfall: previously, offsetting that loss might...
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Four listeners bring sharp, forward-looking questions. "Tony" wonders whether super recontribution strategies, used to cut the taxable component and reduce death benefit tax, could be the next target for a budgetary...
Episode #422
Read Full Blog Here Melbourne has tested investors' patience like nowhere else. Its median house price has grown just 1.8% a year since early 2017, below inflation, meaning that, in real terms, property is cheaper today...
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