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Andy Fenton We specialise in finance and wealth for
small to medium sized business owners and busy professionals

28/10/2026

When I say business is a team sport, I’m talking about more than the people working beside you.

I’m talking about everyone who has played a part in who you’ve become.

Your children, who teach you patience and give you a deeper understanding of love.

The people who back you, especially when you’re struggling to back yourself.

And sometimes, the people whose impact on your life has been painful.

I’ve had experiences I struggled to imagine ever feeling grateful for. But working through them taught me things about myself that I needed to learn.

When to trust my instincts. When to make a difficult decision. How to become a better father, a better leader and a better student of life.

That perspective didn’t come straight away. It took time to recognise what I’d learned and how I’d grown.

Looking back, I can appreciate how those experiences shaped me, even though they were difficult to live through.

And it reminds me to appreciate the people who are beside me now. The ones I’m still learning from, growing with and building alongside.

Who has helped you become who you are today, and do they know it?

27/10/2026

Day one of Exit Plan with some of our incredible clients here in Brisbane.

Today we worked through the structures, strategies and knowledge that can help business owners protect what they’ve built and minimise tax.

And right now, I believe that knowledge is more important than ever.

In my entire career, I’ve never seen an attack on small business quite like this.

Australia was already a challenging place to do business from a compliance perspective. Now the rules are getting more complex, and business owners are being asked to navigate even more.

We need to understand the rules, how they affect us and how to make informed decisions within them.

That’s a big part of what Exit Plan is about: giving business owners the knowledge and tools to protect what they’ve worked so hard to build.

Looking forward to day two.

26/10/2026

It’s a strange feeling when something you’ve spent years getting good at can suddenly be done in seconds.

You look at your business and think, “Well, where does that leave me?”

But I think we sometimes confuse the task we do with the value we bring.

Technology might help you write the code or produce the work faster. Knowing what to build, which problem matters and whether the solution actually works still takes judgment.

As business owners, we’ve got to be willing to rethink what our customers are paying us for.

If part of your service becomes a commodity, where can you bring more value?

That’s a much more useful question than, “How do I protect the way I’ve always done things?”

20/10/2026

You’ve worked too hard to leave your business cash exposed.

Where you keep it and how you structure it matters. Get that wrong and the money you’ve earned can disappear before it ever builds wealth for you.

Tomorrow night, we’ll show you how to take control at our free Freedom Machine masterclass.

Comment FREEDOM and I’ll send you the link.

19/10/2026

You can work harder every year and still fall behind if the business model you’re working in stops creating the same value.

That’s why mindset matters. You have to be willing to reconsider things that have made you successful. How you use your time. Where you put your resources. What your customers actually need from you.

The longer you’ve done something a certain way, the easier it is to defend it instead of recognising when it needs to change.

Being open to a different perspective is what allows you to see an opportunity while you still have time to act on it.

13/10/2026

The ATO found consultation. After the decision. 🙃

Its credit card ban is now delayed to July 2027 so it can “consult more with small business and to get it right” (Treasurer Jim Chalmers).

Trusts. CGT. Payday super. Now this. Announce first, consult later.

Build buffers, not assumptions. Link in bio.

Source: AFR. General information only

13/10/2026

Super has changed again, and some of the changes are actually worth paying attention to.

The concessional contribution cap has increased to $32,500.

The non-concessional cap has also increased to $130,000.

On their own, they might just look like small rule changes.

But if you’re actively building wealth, these changes can create more room to move money into super and use the structure more strategically over time.

That doesn’t mean everyone should rush to contribute more.

It means understanding what the rules allow, what applies to your situation, and how super fits into the bigger picture of your wealth strategy.

Because super shouldn’t just be something you check once a year.

Used properly, it can be one of the most powerful structures you have.

Your business has grown. Has your structure kept up?The wrong setup could mean paying more tax than you need to and leav...
12/10/2026

Your business has grown. Has your structure kept up?

The wrong setup could mean paying more tax than you need to and leaving your assets exposed.

Join me tonight at 7pm AEDT for The Freedom Machine, my free live webinar on paying less tax, protecting your assets and building wealth outside your business.

See the comments for the link to register 👇

09/10/2026

Did you know your super could play a role in helping your kids buy their first home?

There’s a strategy called the First Home Super Saver Scheme that allows eligible first-home buyers to save for a deposit through voluntary super contributions, potentially benefiting from a more tax-effective environment.

If you’re a business owner with kids, particularly if you’re considering employing them in your business, this is something worth understanding.

There are rules and conditions, but the opportunity could be valuable.

The rules will always change. The game is always the same.

06/10/2026

I’ve read a lot of business books. These are the 7 that actually changed the way I lead, think and run a business.

Which one are you adding to your list? 📚

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