The benefits of Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSF) for property investors
SMSF expert Darren Kingdon says Self-Managed Super Funds provide many benefits for property investors looking to maximise and have greater control of their super.
Bush Bite Live: Fixed Loan Golden Handcuffs
Home loan specialist and trying to get you to fix your loan, but is this in your best interests or theirs? Tune in to hear Bushy Martin’s expert advice and key considerations on the topic of fixed rate loans.
Realty Talk: The Steven Bradbury of Property + Avoiding a Dangerous Buying Strategy
In this episode we discuss the vital importance of defining your buying strategy, especially in today’s property market, as opposed to ‘buying and hoping for the best.’
Podcast: How Prof. Danny Eckert invests in rest
If you’re not sleeping well, you’re not performing to your full potential. Investing in rest is one of the best things you can do. But how?
Why investors must be clear about their personal values
Mark Carter says understanding your personal values, what motivates you and how you make choices will lead you to success as an investor.
Bush Bite Live: Bank Approval Blow Outs Costly For Property Buyers
Bank loan processing times are blow out … and it is costing buyers their properties. What can you do about it?
Realty Talk: How to get money savvy
In response to staggering statistics that reveal over 400,000 Australian women over the age of 45 are at risk of homelessness, Julia Newbould has tips on getting savvy with your money, because ‘a man is NOT a plan.’
Podcast: Wade Kingsley on investing in ideas
Creative coach and ideas guy Wade Kingsley says “brainstorming is bullshit”. So if it’s no good at stimulating creativity and generating ideas, what do we do?
How meditation leads to high performance
Nico DiMattina says meditation facilitates high performance through providing greater clarity, self-awareness and purpose.
Bushy Martin’s Bush Bite: What borrowing expenses can you claim against your tax?
90% of tax returns have errors relating to claiming borrowing expenses. So how do we do it the right way?
