Say What Wednesdays
How do you use your superannuation funds to buy a property?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Say What Wednesdays Edition – Where each week we answer your questions Today's question comes from Cameron We are a couple, both aged 30 with approx 70k in each of our super accounts. We are interested in SMSFs with a view to...
read moreThe “Australian Berkshire Hathaway” – Is there an opportunity to buy in due to recent underperformance?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Say What Wednesday Edition I've been looking at Soul Patt (ASX: SOL) recently as I've heard some commentators refer to them as the "Australian Berkshire Hathaway" but noticed they have underperformed the ASX200 index over the last 12...
read moreWhat are TraCRs and how do they compare to buying international shares directly?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Say What Wednesday Edition Today's question comes from Chris What are your thoughts on TraCRs? I can’t recall if you’ve spoken about them before on your past episodes, if you have which one was that and I’ll go back and listen? How...
read moreInvestment 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...
read moreWhat 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...
read moreWhat is happening in the Repo Market? Banks bankruptcy or just business as usual?
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Say What Wednesday Edition Question from Mark part 2: Can you explain the repo markets that are going on at the moment? Apparently the banks are loaning money from the Feds at 10% so they have enough liquidity to survive the night/Bank...
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