PINANZ Webinar Series: Recovery from financial hardship
KnowHow property founder Bushy Martin joined the Property Investor Network Australia & New Zealand to talk about the 6’s R’s in recovery from financial struggle and more.
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PINANZ Webinar Series: What the banks don’t tell you about repayment holidays
KnowHow property founder Bushy Martin joined the Property Investor Network Australia & New Zealand to talk about the risks in repayment holidays and other cost cutting options.
Part 5: How to survive in uncertain times with Katrina McCarter
In times of crisis, Mums are more important than ever. And Katrina McCarter is the undisputed mother of all Mums.
Why the future is still bright in Australian property
Given the times we’re in, you might be concerned about the Australian property market. But investment expert Pete Wargent is optimistic about the future.
Why personal accountability is the key to surviving in uncertain times
Darren Finkelstein is one of the rare people who is comfortable with uncertainty and thrives when times are tough.
Bush Bite Series: Alternatives to a loan repayment pause
While pressing pause on mortgage repayments is tempting when times are tough, KnowHow founder Bushy Martin says there are safer ways to ease financial pressure.
Media: Loan repayment holiday risks
Are you considering taking advantage of your bank’s offer for a home loan repayment holiday? Think again.
Part 2: How to survive in uncertain times with Pete Wargent
Today we continue to help you survive and thrive in uncertain times, giving you informed independent information to reduce the unknowns and your fears by answering all of your key questions, including:
Bush Bite Series: Don’t say ‘the c-word’
KnowHow founder Bushy Martin says it is time to stop saying, listening to and reading about ‘the c-word’.
Want to free up finance? Here’s how to do it
In the midst of the COVID-19 crisis and a volatile market, many people are looking for ways to find finance and put money back in their pockets. Here’s a quick, easy and safe way to free up $400 to $1200 a month. And you can achieve this without leaving the house. How we take finance …
