Interest Rates, Podcast, Property, Say What Wednesdays
Welcome to Finance and Fury, the Say What Wednesday edition. This week’s question is from Charl regarding his home loan. “My bank is currently offering a 2.29% interest rate on a 3-year fixed loan. I am currently on a 2.99% Variable rate with them and am considering...
Interest Rates, Investing, Podcast, Shares
Welcome to Finance and Fury. What investments will do well and those that wont in a world with higher levels of inflation Financial investments – Been talking about MMT and inflation – but what hasn’t been mention – a lot of these intentions of providing business with...
Economics 101, Interest Rates, Podcast
Welcome to Finance and Fury. With everything going on in the world, the notion that inflation could return with a vengeance may materialise. This will be a two part episode. Today, we’ll look at the potential paths for inflation and quickly assets to hold and those...
Finance, Furious Friday, Interest Rates, Podcast, Political economics, Series, Technology and the future of finance, Think for yourself
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Furious Friday edition You probably are exhausted about the coronavirus – What you probably haven’t heard about is A little known type of bond created in 2017 by the World Bank. The World Bank – Headquartered in Washington DC –...
Finance, Interest Rates, Investing, Lending and Banks, Personal Finance, Podcast, Risk, Technology and the future of finance, Think for yourself
Welcome to Finance and Fury Today – going to cover the Central banking playbook in the next crisis – If there is ever going to be one! Today – was doing some reading so will have a look at some comments from key central banking figures over the past few years – and...
Analysing Government Policies, Finance, Furious Friday, Interest Rates, Podcast, Political economics, Series, Think for yourself
Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Furious Friday edition I often wonder – Why the Fed/Central banks continue with polices that create a massive misallocation or resources and are hurting the economy more than helping – well – what If they cant stop or a collapse might...
