The political battleground around you being able to control where your superannuation is invested.
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Furious Friday Edition Today, the episode is delving a little deeper into superannuation I Work as a financial adviser – see a lot of changes to the legislation of superannuation since I joined the industry in 2011 – Today - Episode on...
read moreWars and the original purpose of Central Banks
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Furious Friday Edition. Today is an interesting episode - Central Banks and Wars – Often wouldn’t think of these two together – What is the purpose of a central bank? Financial stability, a lender of last resort, to smooth out the...
read moreHow Government spending through fiscal expansion aims to help the economy today, for future generations to worry about repaying
Welcome to Finance and Fury Last week – talked about Goodhart's law - "When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure." – yet central banks have made inflation the policy target – Went through permanent QE and lowering rates and cashless economy Today...
read moreWe are entering new economic and investment territory – An introduction to QE, what does it look like and what does it mean for investments?
Welcome to Finance and Fury We live through transformational times – new environment for finance and investing We are fast reaching the limits of monetary printing - markets are still trying to work out how to price that in Past model – print money Get GDP growth...
read moreGlobal Infrastructure plans in the name of climate change – Why then are the recommendations focused on changing Government accounting practices and risk-measures, along with opening the floodgates for redistribution spending?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Furious Friday Edition Today – SDG9 - How infrastructure spending helps an economy - Anyone who knows basic economic and GDP has learnt that Infrastructure spending leads to GDP growth – so the theory says – Very hard to measure...
read moreFinancial Reset – Investments to avoid in a negative interest rate world
Welcome to Finance and Fury - This Episode – Look at Where to not invest in negative rates world – if it comes to that – other options First – what does the world in negative rates look like? – dive further into this to start – look at other countries, Japan, Denmark...
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The political battleground around you being able to control where your superannuation is invested.
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Furious Friday Edition Today, the episode is delving a little deeper into superannuation I Work as a financial adviser – see a lot of changes to the legislation of superannuation since I joined the industry in 2011 – Today - Episode on...
Investment allocations and structures that can last the test of time and how to ensure that this can be passed to the next generation of family members?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Say What Wednesday Edition. Today's question is from Mario Thanks so much for continuing to put together your insightful and informative podcasts. I have a question about investment strategies that last the test of time and can...
What factors will make property prices rise in Australia?
Welcome to Finance and Fury On the last episode – looked at signs property prices will be high Today – continue and look at based on these factors - Will property prices keep going up? First – recap of the Tell-tale characteristic to be able to tell if property prices...
What does Central Bank issued cryptocurrency look like?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Furious Friday Edition Welcome to FF FF – Hasn’t been a FF in a while – but last was running through Crypto markets in relation to the BIS and powers that be Today – Want to cover the potential of what central banks using crypto and by...
What leads to hyperinflation and if there is any possibility of seeing that sort of scenario in Australia
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Say What Wednesday Edition, Where we answer your questions, today's question is from Sol Tau Thanks for the Podcast and all the great info it provides. Could you explain what leads to hyperinflation and if there is any possibility of...
How can you tell that property prices will be high in a city?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, Back from Holidays – spent some time in the USA - Got me thinking about differences in property and their pricing – seeing property prices vary differently state to state – city to city – want to do a Series on property and its prices –...