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Should Central Banks be tasked with housing affordability?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. Firstly, sorry for the delay in episode, been over a week now – daughter was born last week, so been pretty busy helping care for her and trying to find a time to record in between work – should be back to normal from next week Interesting...
read moreWhat are the proposed changes to the responsible lending laws and what this means for Australian borrowers and the economy at large.
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Furious Friday edition. In this episode – we will be going through the potential changes to the current Responsible lending laws that may occur next year – as these laws will either be watered down or completely removed - As it...
read moreWhat is the “yield curve” and can this affect the economy?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Say What Wednesday edition. This week’s question is continuing on the from Raj in last week’s episode. “I would love to have an overview of how certain economic factors are interlinked and impact economies” This episode look at Yield...
read moreRevoking legislation on banks as they gain access to billions in newly created government guaranteed loans, what could go wrong?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Furious Friday edition. In the last two Furious Friday episodes, I’ve talked about the regulation and de-regulations on the monetary and fiscal sides. Covered the Banking Act of 1933 and the Glass-Stegall section of this – then the...
read moreThe personal financial pitfalls from stimulus measures
Welcome to Finance and Fury – Today we'll be looking at some of the pitfalls of the recent financial measures to combat the economic fallout that is going on Two major ones when it comes to the personal side of this- Money out of super – Easing the rules of...
read moreIs your money safe in the banks?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Say What Wednesday edition. This week, two questions – both from John’s about banking system security - First John: I know you’ve spoken about this before, but would be interested to hear about if you think there could be liquidity...
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How to minimise market timing risk for your investment strategy.
Welcome to Finance and Fury. There are concerns at the moment when it comes to investing – and that is that markets are at their all-time highs – concerns aren’t that markets continue to go to new all-time highs, but that the market falls through in the short term –...
Will the proposed Stamp Duty reforms make property more affordable?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. A few weeks ago we went through the NZ government tasking the RBNZ with looking at property prices with monetary policy. in that episode, we went through why it probably isn’t going to really work well – politically the perception is that...
How do you change your investment strategy over time as the portfolio value increases?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. This week the topic is from a listener, Gabriel. That is “how do you change your investment strategy over time as the portfolio value increases? more specifically, how do you see someone building a growth portfolio starting with $10,000...
Should Central Banks be tasked with housing affordability?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. Firstly, sorry for the delay in episode, been over a week now – daughter was born last week, so been pretty busy helping care for her and trying to find a time to record in between work – should be back to normal from next week Interesting...
The lessons from the Nifty Fifty. Are we repeating the same mistakes of the past?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. Today’s episode is lessons from the nifty fifties – bit of a history lesson as well as looking back to lessons that can be learnt from this, to help not make mistakes of the past. This is a particular bubble and market correct that most...
Is it time to start investing using a value strategy?
Welcome to Finance and Fury. Time for value? Looking at the value rotation occurring within the share market A value rotation is a term used to describe a shift in investment behaviour – where investors start favouring value shares instead of growth shares Previous...