Episode 30– Who moved my cheese? Is Bill Shorten’s announcement about getting rid of franking credit refunds akin to a cat moving a mouse’s cheese? Is it necessary to repair the budget repair or thievery from retirees and self-managed superannuation funds? In this week’s episode we go...
Thought there was no link between physical and financial fitness? Well think again! My guest this week is Fred Liberatore, who is a master coach, personal trainer, former amateur body builder and owner of Realfit Gym – a boutique gym and personal training studio with...
Conflict in the workplace is inevitable. No matter how perfect a workplace may look from the outside, conflict is bound to happen one way or another. In this episode you’ll learn how to handle the inevitable complexities of workplace relationships and appreciate the importance of...
Interest only loans have been the most popular type of loans for people buying investment properties because you get a tax deduction for the interest, and you maintain your negative gearing. But in the last year or so the banks have increased the rates on...
I worked closely with Lawrence for 4 ½ years until his tragic passing in January 2016. During this time, I observed how he managed his own finances and advised our clients. Here are three lessons we can learn from Lawrence. 1. Invest in yourself. Lawrence invested in...
Are you happy with the returns of your share and property investments over the last few years? Optimistic that things will continue? Or are you worried about an impending bear market (where shares and property prices start falling and pessimism persists). On this episode, Tim...