How to re-define your retirement
KnowHow Property founder Bushy Martin writes about why our definition of ‘retirement’ is outdated and how to change the way you think, and talk, about your own post-work future.
Podcast: Dr Shane Oliver on the noble purpose of investing
The highly acclaimed and respected Dr Shane Oliver is living a life of noble purpose, and he shares how you can too.
How to handle the speed wobbles in Australian property
Property expert Bushy Martin writes about how to re-gain control of our accelerating Australian property market.
Podcast, Part 2: Arjun Paliwal on the habits of success
What is your retirement strategy? Financial and property expert Arjun Paliwal talks about how to convert investments for your ideal retirement.
Podcast: Darren Kingdon on how super is Super?
Is your super setting you up for retirement? Most Australians are unaware about the state of their super, and the harsh reality that it is unlikely to cover your lifestyle when you stop working.
Podcast: Kieran Clair on the value of property valuations
Property valuer and property media expert Kieran Clair reveals the valuation secrets that will help you make the best investment decisions using your head, and not your heart.
How to handle South Australia’s hot property market
It has been ten years since we’ve seen Adelaide’s property market this red hot. So what should you do as a buyer or seller? KnowHow’s Bushy Martin explains.
Podcast: Part 1 – Mark Carter on investing in value
In a two-part interview, human behaviour expert Mark Carter talks about what value really means, how you can create it, and invest in it, for success in every area of your life.
Podcast: Ramin Nakisa – As an investor you’re better off dead!
The best investors keep it simple, and the best way to keep it simple is to ‘play dead’, according to investment expert Ramin Nakisa, who shares incredible insights in this episode.
How to tell if a house is worth the investment
Are you about to buy a property with ‘good bones’ that will turn out to be a great investment? Or is it a money pit that will cost you time, money and resources … and ultimately fail as an investment?
