Rachel* and Jake* are 30 and 29, earning $320k combined with two investment properties and a Europe trip on the horizon. They're wondering whether to sell the investment properties to buy a home in Melbourne but they're keen to know what Glen would do.

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Dylan and his wife Sarah (off-mic but in the room) join Glen to discuss their situation: Dylan is on a defence pension and looking to re-enter the workforce, they want to do some renos on the house and Sarah is keen to retire early. Dylan and Sarah want to know, what would Glen do?

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Kushla's husband Greg spent a decade as a stay-at-home dad before running his own business, and the combination has left his super well behind for his age. Now at 56 with four years until he turns 60, Kushla wants to know: should they be smashing the mortgage or his super?

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