Case Study: Restructuring a share portfolio across two ownership structures

In this case study episode, Stuart shares insights from working with a high-income client who initially focused on building a property portfolio but later diversified into shares. The client's share portfolio was initially held in his wife's name due to their circumstances at the time, but a portion was later moved into a trust structure for tax efficiency. Stuart emphasises the importance of considering all components of investment returns, including income, growth, and tax credits. He also highlights how market corrections can present opportunities for investors. The episode offers a practical example of how Stuart's approach to formulating advice has been applied, considering factors like ownership structures, asset allocation, and tax implications. By sharing this real-life case study, Stuart aims to provide listeners with a relatable and informative illustration of the principles and methodologies he discusses in his regular weekly episodes. Listeners can expect to gain valuable insights into holistic wealth-building strategies and the practical considerations involved in implementing them effectively. Read Stuart's latest book? He's only got 19 reviews on Amazon so far, if Wealth by Design helped you, leaving one would mean a lot: https://www.amazon.com.au/review/create-review?asin=192318654X Run your own business? Check out Business by Design, Stuart and Mena's show on starting, growing and exiting a business, at https://www.businessbydesignpodcast.com/ Our most popular free guides: Over the years we've written hundreds of articles. These three bring our best thinking together on the topics that matter most right now: choosing a super fund, debt recycling, and navigating the new tax changes. Download them here Got a question for the podcast? Email us at [email protected] Subscribe to my weekly blog: Stay connected here Important This podcast provides general information about finance, tax and credit. It doesn't take into account your specific objectives, financial situation or needs, so you need to assess whether it's relevant to your circumstances before acting on it. If you're not sure, speak to a licensed, trustworthy professional.