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How does the share market’s behaviour changes with investor theory?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Furious Friday edition Today We will go through how the share market changes with economic theory, particularly the theory of Milton Friedman in regards to shareholder value and certain volatility The share market behaviour changes as...
read moreHow do I make an Investment Strategy?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, today’s episode is a flow on from last Monday’s Investment philosophy episode and narrow down into an Investment Strategy. To invest properly, your investment beliefs need to expand into a strategy, an implementation plan. So Today: Expand...
read moreSay What Wednesdays: Covering your asssssets in a relationship
Welcome to Finance & Fury’s, ‘Say What Wednesday’, where each week we answer questions from you all. This week our question comes from Tara; “Hi Louis, what do you think are some financial considerations when it comes to a relationship? - Should you have a...
read moreSay What Wednesday: Cryptocurrency Assessment
Hi Everyone, and Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Say What Wednesday edition. Today we have a question from Daniel: The question is around cryptocurrency; Daniel has come across a fascinating crypto called Liven. The business model seems really sound, with the...
read moreFurious Friday: What is the future of the Australian Economy?
Hi Guys, and Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Furious Friday edition. Today we are discussing the future of our economy. What is the future of the Australian Economy? Welcome Today’s episode is on the future of the Australian economy. In today’s episode we will cover...
read moreWhen to refinance and negotiate value
Welcome to Finance and Fury. Today we have Jayden with us, and we will be talking about negotiating with banks and refinancing. Refinancing: Pros and Cons and how to negotiate Bank Valuations Interest rates might go up or might go down.so this is all about asking, is...
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Cash 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...
How to create a rising share market?
Welcome to FInance and Fury, the Furious Friday Edition. Following the series of the Lucky Country – You don’t need to have listened to the last few FF eps for this one – rare event – but will be talking about a few related factors, like GDP growth, Interest...
What is the First Home Loan Deposit Scheme? And how to use it?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Say What Wednesday Edition This week’s question comes from Adam Hey Louis, learning lots from your podcast its been good value. My question is now the coalition are remaining in power i want to take advantage of the proposed first...
Stop procrastinating and start investing!
Welcome to Finance & Fury, today we’re going to be looking at what stops people from investing. The common reasons I see; Fear and misconceptions Not knowing what to invest in Not knowing how to invest Not knowing the benefit Not having enough to invest The last...
Why do we look to be in a Property Bubble?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Furious Friday edition. Today we have a pretty good episode! (I find this interesting at least, so I hope you do too) – We’re talking about the Australia Property market, specifically the property bubble. How monetary policy has...
How do I transfer an overseas pension fund to Australia?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Say What Wednesday Edition Today we have a question from Luke. Hi Louis, I listen to you often. Very informative and interesting episodes. My question is regarding super/pensions. I lived and worked in the U.K. for about 10 years - and...