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In this new episode, Lloyd explains why Australian data shows the biggest net‑worth jump happens between 35 and 45, and how mid‑career income, skills, capital, leverage and tax tools combine to create the ideal decade for building wealth. He also lays out a practical playbook to audit your gap, eliminate high‑cost debt and deploy capital deliberately.

◼️ Why 35–45 is the wealth‑building sweet spot

◼️ The five forces that amplify net worth in mid‑career

◼️ How to catch up if you started late

◼️ A step‑by‑step 35–45 playbook: audit, kill debt, tax levers, deploy, monetise

◼️ How to protect health and earning capacity while scaling

Timestamps:

00:00:00 - Introduction

00:00:19 Why 35–45 is the wealth decade

00:00:26 Host introduction

00:00:40 Episode overview

00:00:50 Median net worth by age

00:01:04 Net worth figures explained

00:01:34 Why the biggest jump occurs at 35–45

00:04:42 The five forces that amplify mid‑career wealth

00:07:58 Compounding and catch‑up examples

00:11:57 Book mention and resources

00:14:12 The 35–45 playbook begins

00:15:03 Deploy capital and auto investing

00:15:41 Monetise experience and consulting

00:16:10 Protect health and earning capacity

00:16:46 Verdict: the best decade to build wealth

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