Dave Gow: A seven-figure share portfolio and what happens after financial independence
Dave Gow is the author of Strong Money Australia, both the book and the blog, and co-host of the Aussie Fire podcast. He joins Owen Rask on this episode of the Australian Investors Podcast.
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Show Notes
Dave has appeared on the Rask network a few times, achieving some of the highest downloads of all episodes.
Dave's background is a story of true grit and determination. Dave is known as the forklift driver who retired at 28. He did that using a detailed budgeting plan while investing in property and shares.
Dave's first book, Strong Money Australia: How to Gain Financial Independence and Create a Life of Freedom has sold over 20,000 copies, making it one of the most popular books on retirement in Australia.
In this episode, Owen and Dave reflect on his journey, the success and core lessons from the book, how Dave felt after his portfolio hit $1 million and more.
Dave Gow will be coming back on again to finish off what he and Owen missed out on this time around.
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