Money Mentor Podcast™

In this episode of "The Money Mentor," Rachael sits down with Luke and Kellie - and this one carries an important warning for anyone who has ever placed their trust in the wrong hands. In 2017, they did everything by the book - hired a financial planner and followed professional advice to the letter. They were advised to sell their house and ‘rentvest’. Years later, sick of renting and moving multiple times they realised they wanted stability for their children and a home of their own. They had solid careers, worked hard, but with a new home and large mortgage, they still felt they could never get ahead. When interest rates started climbing, the fear became very real, and without a budget to fall back on, the cracks began to show. Luke and Kellie had grown up in families where finances were always a struggle, and they knew they wanted to build a brighter future for their children. Then an Instagram ad changed everything. One Infinity webinar was all it took - Kellie was sold and she quickly brought Luke on board. What followed was nothing short of a transformation. A $528,000 mortgage on their home was reduced to just $20,000 in just three years. They now have four investment properties, and a portfolio worth five million dollars. But Luke and Kellie are quick to point out that the biggest shift wasn't in their bank account - it was in their mindset. For the first time, they stopped hoping their future would work out and started building it with intention. Luke and Kellie didn't need more advice. They needed the right advice - and everything changed when they found it.

In this episode of "The Money Mentor," Podcast Rachael sits down with Kale and Grace - and if you are young and wondering whether now is the right time to get serious about money, this episode is for you. At twenty-six and twenty seven, they had done something many their age only talk about - they got into the property market. But six months in, with a sizeable mortgage, almost nothing in savings, a wedding on the horizon, and a social circle with very different priorities, anxiety started to creep in. They looked around and found nobody in their world having the same conversation. Then they found Infinity - and the professional advice they needed to move forward without fear. What followed was a masterclass in what is possible when young people choose differently. Almost $100,000 stripped from their mortgage and two investment properties secured. Not only did Kale and Grace find the professionals, at Infinity they discovered a supportive community of people who share their goals, and who freely talk about the oddly taboo topic - wealth creation. In this episode Kale and Grace share what it feels like to swim against the tide, how they kept each other motivated, and what they would say to every young couple sitting on the fence right now. Kale and Grace didn't wait - and now they are unstoppable.

In this episode of "The Money Mentor," G sits down with Liv and Jamie, and this one is a lot of fun - full of honesty, humour and some damn good advice. Liv and Jamie are two youngbusiness owners who have been on a wild ride since they found Infinity sixteen months ago. From the outside, their lavish lifestyle looked picture perfect. But their business books told a different story, and the numbers were scary.Over $627,000 in bad debt and a $155,000 overdraft maxed to the limit, the couple felt caught in quicksand with no way out. They had no common goals, no transparency and communication around finances was non-existent - and with the financial tension growing, something had to give. Then Liv found Infinity, and with it the advice and structure they desperately needed. Now, with the overdraft wiped, credit cards gone and toys sold, they have a shared budget andgoals in place. $382,000 of debt has been cleared and the couple now have three investment properties in their corner. Jamie opens up to G about taking brutally honest feedback on board and making big changes - and Liv could not beprouder. They also put G on the spot, asking for his take on building a life and a business alongside a partner, drawing on his own journey with Bec. Spoiler - he delivers. Liv and Jamie are just getting started - and now they have a whole community behind them to help them keep it real.

In this episode of "The Money Mentor," Donovan and Steph join Rachel for an unfiltered conversation - honest, funny, and at times hilarious - and above all, inspiring. Before settling down, they were free-spirited travellers who lived well and spent freely - and when kids came along, the habits didn't change much. After fifteen years of strong FIFO income, they had very little to show for it. What nagged at Donovan was watching his own parents fall back into mortgage debt in their fifties - he knew he wanted to build security for his family's financial future but had no idea where to start. Then they found Infinity and connected instantly with Graeme's straight-talking style and the logic of the Infinity way. The mindset shift was swift and the results followed - debt cleared within weeks, a financial plan that could weather life's surprises, and a property portfolio now sitting at two million dollars with $800,000 in equity. But the transformation didn't stop there. Steph has found her way into meaningful work she genuinely loves, and Donovan has embraced the Infinity community wholeheartedly - completing 60 Strong and arriving at a version of himself he's proud to show off at the gym. Two people, fully committed, living proof that the right shift in thinking changes everything.

In this episode of "The Money Mentor," we speak to Belinda and Josef, two hardworking parents who, despite good incomes, found themselves caught in the refinancing trap, their home loan growing heavier year after year. No savings, no investments, and a bank eager to refinance them into another thirty years of debt to cover renovations and wedding expenses - they were heading in the wrong direction. Then they did the maths and said no. In February 2017 they met Graeme and discovered Infinity, and for the first time had the structure and budget that had been missing all along. The wedding happened. The renovations happened. Holidays happened. Every bit of it paid for in full, without taking on a cent of new debt. But the change didn't stop at their finances. Belinda and Josef embraced a complete lifestyle shift, one that has brought significant health benefits for them both and transformed the way they live day to day. Nine years on, they have reduced their debt by $589,000, built a portfolio of seven investment properties worth over ten million dollars, and never looked back. Belinda and Josef didn't need more debt. They needed a better offer - and they found one.