Lloyd Edge talks through his new book Set for Life, the Freedom Fund concept, and how to build generational wealth for your family.
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What does it actually take to set yourself and your family up for life — not just for the next few years, but for generations?
In this episode, Lloyd Edge sits down to talk about his brand new book Set for Life — and this one is completely different. It's not a property book. It's not just for investors. It's for anyone, at any age, who wants to take control of their money, build a plan, and stop wondering where their paycheck disappears every month.
Lloyd shares the concept of the Freedom Fund — a simple but powerful separate savings account that becomes the engine of your financial future. He breaks down how he went from a schoolteacher with no financial goals to building a 19-property portfolio, why compound interest is the most underused wealth tool most Australians ignore, and how even a few small spending changes — like your daily coffee — can add up to thousands in your Freedom Fund each year.
The episode also covers a strategy most people have never heard of. Lloyd then opens up about generational wealth, teaching his 5 and 7-year-old kids about money, and the legacy he wants to leave — including funding a school in Kenya and gathering with CEOs and business leaders at Richard Branson's Necker Island.
And yes — Richard Branson bought that island for $180,000. It's now worth $100 million. There's a lesson in there for all of us.
If you've ever asked yourself:
• Where does all my money actually go each month?
• How do I start building wealth when I feel like I'm already behind?
• How do I teach my kids about money before it's too late?
• What does real generational wealth actually look like?
This is the episode for you.
Lloyd Edge, author of "Positively Geared" and "Buy Now" is the Host of Positively Geared podcast series. Podcast Producer is ASKI Live Media.

Lloyd Edge talks through his new book Set for Life, the Freedom Fund concept, and how to build generational wealth for your family.

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Lloyd started his investment journey on a teacher’s salary and now owns 18 investment properties personally. He’s the bestselling author of Positively Geared, Buy Now, and Set-for-Life, the founder of Aus Property Professionals, and the 2024 REINSW Buyer’s Agent of the Year.
The podcast exists to demystify property investment for everyday Australians - to make the case, with numbers not vibes, that it’s still possible to build serious wealth on an ordinary income.