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Can shares be leveraged as part of a property purchase?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Say What Wednesday Edition I would like to start by saying a big thank you for the knowledge you have passed onto myself and the community. My question lies around equity, if you have a considerable amount of money in shares, say 200k,...
read moreBuild to rent: Why are Banks and Super Funds becoming large Corporate Landlords?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, Past few Monday eps on Share concentration – and the holdings and influence that super funds have Today – talk about the legislation put into place and the plans going on now where you might end up renting an apartment from your super...
read moreWill property prices keep declining due to higher mortgage arrears?
Hey guys and welcome to Finance and Fury! Today we’re joined again by Jayden to talk about whether property prices will keep declining due to higher mortgage arrears. The RBA’s cookie cutter approach to rates will continue to try and help reduce chances of mortgage...
read moreFurious Fridays: Why must Governments and Central Banks force inflation on a Nation?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Furious Friday edition! I’ve been thinking a lot about what we are taught in economics, the basic ‘101’. Specifically, if you print a lot of money you get hyper-inflation. There are plenty of stories to back this up Germany Weimar...
read moreSay What Wednesday: Considering refinancing your mortgage with a smaller online lender?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the ‘Say What Wednesday’ edition. Today I’m here with Jayden! Today’s question comes from Gavin, “Is there anything to be considered when looking at refinancing mortgages with smaller lenders that run their business online like...
read moreCash rates decline – but will your mortgage repayments? As your savings rates certainly will!
Welcome to FF – RBA cash Rates are lower now – talk about flow on effects Today – Will you get mortgage cuts, how your savings will be affected, effects on the job market and wages. Mortgage cuts Don’t expect the banks to pass on the Reserve Bank’s rate cuts in...
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Can shares be leveraged as part of a property purchase?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Say What Wednesday Edition I would like to start by saying a big thank you for the knowledge you have passed onto myself and the community. My question lies around equity, if you have a considerable amount of money in shares, say 200k,...
How 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...
Eco-warriors are protesting for exactly what mining companies, Banks and the IMF want
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Furious Friday edition Today is a Bonus episode on most recent series – Current events unfolding – Extinction Rebellion – Today focus more on the economy - Talk about How eco-warriors will collapse the economy – a self-fulfilling...
Which Vanguard ETFs are best to diversify into?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Say What Wednesday Edition This week the question is from Dan I am 21 and have about 70k in a term deposit and 5k in VHY and VGS ETFs. I am wondering whether over a period of 20~50 years I would be better diversifying into VAE or VGE...
What will be the next market interventions from Central Banks to achieve inflation targets?
Welcome to Finance and Fury Talked about the inflation targets, interest rates and monetary policy over the past few weeks – Today – go further into looking at a completely controlled economy by Central Banks – To start – look back to an RBA paper from 1975 – this was...
The dark past of ‘environmentalism’ provides clues to the point of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Furious Friday Edition. The final episode in the mini-series for the SDGs - Covered a lot – today - Summary wrap up and piece together next step One sentence – UN's Agenda 2030 wants us giving up sovereignty to a global unelected...