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We're on TikTok.Same things we talk about here, just shorter. Property tips, what the market is actually doing, and real...
02/09/2026

We're on TikTok.

Same things we talk about here, just shorter. Property tips, what the market is actually doing, and real clients telling their own stories in their own words.

If you have ever wanted the version without the jargon, that is the one.

Follow Chase Wealth Australia: https://www.tiktok.com/

31/08/2026

"We thought we were the ants pants because we had our own home. But what was worrying was that we couldn't see a future. We'd be working for the rest of our lives."

That is where Joanne and Graeme were four months ago.

Now, in their words: there are opportunities, there are options, and there will be something there for the kids down the track. Everything explained in layman's terms, straight down the line, and someone who picks up the phone every single time.

Everyone deserves the chance to build real wealth through property, not just the people who already know the formula.

Watch their story, and if their starting point sounds like yours, book a 15 minute strategy call with Chase Wealth Australia.

https://offer.chasewealthaustralia.com/strategy-call-form/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=org-jessups-testimonial

27/08/2026

Remember when everyone was certain we were about to run out of fuel?

People put investment decisions on hold over it. Then the headlines moved on, the panic went with them, and not much had actually happened.

That parallel is the spine of Episode 19 of Confessions of a Property Investor, where Pamela Phillips and Michelle White from Chase Wealth Australia talk about interest rates and the fear built around them.

They get specific. Rates are sitting between 5.5 and 6.5%. On their worked example, every 0.25% of a rate rise on a $500,000 loan comes out at about $24 a week. The line that follows is the one to sit with: when you put it that way, it doesn't really seem like that much, does it?

There is perspective in it too. Rates have been at 12%. They have been at 7%. They are in the sixes now.

And there is method. They walk through the spreadsheet Chase Wealth Australia builds for clients, where the interest rate is one column among many rather than the whole picture. Most people only ever look at that one column, because it is the only one anyone talks about.

The full episode is out now on the Chase Wealth Australia YouTube channel and on the website in the podcast section.

https://www.chasewealthaustralia.com/podcasts/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=CW-ORG-EP19-FUEL

26/08/2026

Most people would be screaming. Lachie is explaining how property cuts your tax bill and brings your retirement forward, all in the midst of almost losing his shoe on the slingshot.

At Chase Wealth Australia, property and your retirement are on our minds in even the most stressful situations. Some of us just take that further than others.

Book a strategy call today.

https://offer.chasewealthaustralia.com/strategy-call-form/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=CW-ORG-LACHIE-SLINGSHOT

24/08/2026

Wanting it was never the problem. Knowing how to do it was. That's the part nobody hands you, and it's why plenty of people who work hard their whole lives still end up short.

Steph and her mum know that feeling. They had always wanted to get into property. They had no idea where to start, and no clear path to retirement at the end of it.

They came in skeptical. Steph says it plainly: "I was skeptical, 100%, but for good reason." Everyone around her had an opinion too, mostly some version of "why would you pay someone to do this when you could do it yourself?"

They bought a couple of apartments in Bowen Hills, Brisbane. People told them they were mad, that the same money further out would buy triple the property. The strategy said those apartments would double their capital in about five years. Steph's words on camera, five years on: "Which it has."

Her mum is now staging her way into retirement, deciding each next move from a position of strength instead of hope. Steph has a foundation under her that didn't exist four years ago. As she put it, "That's something we've always wanted to do. We just haven't really known how. You guys have given us the how."

That's the exact reality for 500+ Chase Wealth Australia clients. Helping them secure high-growth investment properties, generate $500K+ in equity, and build a 7-figure property portfolio, all sourced through the same team that's helped clients purchase over 1,200 profitable investment properties.

It's not just Chase Wealth Australia's own track record either. Nationally, 96% of property resales turned a profit, a median profit of $377,000, held for just under 9 years. Queensland and Western Australia did even better: 99% and 97.55% of resales profitable, with median profits of $452,595 and $387,500. That's the market-wide pattern behind why patience, in the right property, has paid off for so many people, not a number attached to any one person.

A free strategy session with a Chase Wealth Australia strategist walks you through the same proven approach, applied to your own situation. One team handling the strategy, the finance structure, the purchase and the settlement, ten years running the same model.

Because as Steph says, people aren't meant to work 24/7 and then die. Everyone deserves the chance to build real wealth through property, not just the people who already know the formula.

Full Episode is out on Youtube and on our website.

https://www.chasewealthaustralia.com/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=CW-ORG-STEPH-CLIP

21/08/2026

Your feed is full of property people telling you what to do with your money. This episode is not that.

Fair warning, it gets political. Catherine says so herself in the first two minutes.

Episode 18 is Catherine Andrews and Michelle White from Chase Wealth Australia on what government policy has actually done to property investors. Negative gearing was abolished once before, in 1985. It lasted two years, and the reason it got reversed is the part worth hearing.

Out now on our YouTube channel and on our website in the podcast section, with new episodes landing weekly for the next little while.

If you want your own position looked at properly, book a strategy call with Chase Wealth Australia: https://www.chasewealthaustralia.com/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=org-ep18-full

The most common thing we hear from people in their forties and fifties is that they have left it too late.They usually m...
19/08/2026

The most common thing we hear from people in their forties and fifties is that they have left it too late.

They usually mean something specific. They pictured starting at thirty, they didn't, and now the whole idea feels like it belongs to someone with more time on the clock.

Here is what a ten year hold actually gives you. Enough time for a well chosen suburb to move through a full growth cycle. Enough time for rents to lift. Enough time for the loan to come down meaningfully against a rising value.

What it does not give you is room to be wrong about where you buy.

That is the real difference between starting at thirty and starting at fifty. Someone with thirty years can survive a mediocre suburb, because the market eventually bails them out. On a ten year window, the suburb has to do the work from day one. Supply, migration, rental pressure, infrastructure and affordability runway all have to point the same way, and they have to point that way now.

So the question was never whether you have enough years. It is whether the years you have are pointed at the right place.

Chase Wealth Australia has helped 500+ Australians into 1,200+ properties, and plenty of them started later than they meant to.

Book a strategy call and we will map what your position can do in the time you have: https://offer.chasewealthaustralia.com/strategy-call/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=org-a-decade-is-enough

12/08/2026

Most of the resistance that stops people investing has nothing to do with money. It comes from not knowing.

In Episode 17 of Confessions of a Property Investor, Pamela Phillips and Michelle White from Chase Wealth Australia go through the objections they hear every day, and where those objections actually come from.

It opens on price point. Most people assume a more expensive property must cost more to hold. In Pamela and Michelle's experience with clients, the day to day out of pocket cost on an $850,000 property and a $1.2 million property is pretty much the same, because the running costs scale with the purchase price rather than stacking on top of it.

The rest of the episode is Michelle walking through what actually happens in a qualifying consultation. Why she asks every client for their fears as well as their goals, and why those goals so often change once a couple has had the chance to talk it through at home.

The full episode is out now on our YouTube channel and on our website in the podcast section, with new episodes landing weekly for the next little while.

https://www.chasewealthaustralia.com/podcasts/

12/08/2026

The RBA held the cash rate at 4.35% on Tuesday. Two holds in a row.

Which means the number you would borrow at today is very likely the number you would borrow at in six months. The major banks expect it to stay there.

So the useful question is not what the RBA does next. It is what you can actually buy right now.

You can model a repayment that will not move on you. You can get a borrowing figure that still means something in three months. You can make an offer knowing exactly what it costs to hold.

That is a real advantage, and it is on the table today. You have room to move, and time to choose well.

If you want to know what you can actually buy at today's number, book a strategy call with Chase Wealth Australia.

10/08/2026

Our website has been upgraded 🎊

The Chase Wealth Australia site has had a proper redesign. Cleaner, more modern,
and much easier to find your way around.

Take a look when you get a minute: https://www.chasewealthaustralia.com

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