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EPISODE · Dec 2, 2025 · 35 MIN

How a Young Mum Built a $2M Portfolio by 32 — While Raising Three Kids | EP 72

from The Invest In You Podcast · host Frank and Adrian | Fresh Start Advisory

Amy didn’t grow up wealthy — but she did grow up around conversations about money. And those conversations changed everything.In this episode, Amy shares how she went from a $40K graduate salary to building a multi property portfolio while raising three young kids, navigating maternity leave, studying, running a business and managing real life pressures.She opens up about:• Buying her first home at 23• The family money habits that shaped her confidence• Taking a nine year break from investing• Using a buyers agent to speed up the process• Two major wins in Townsville and Geraldton• Staying focused despite bad advice from others• Balancing sacrifice, lifestyle and young children• Trust structures, strategy and cashflow• Why investing must be a non negotiable• The long term goal of freedom, choice and optionalityAmy’s story is a powerful reminder that you don’t need a huge income, perfect timing or all the answers. You just need the right mindset, the right support and the courage to get started.If she can do it… why not you?

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