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Knowledge fueled by emotion equals action. Action is the ingredient that ensures results. Only action can cause reaction. Further, only positive action can cause positive reaction Action. The whole world loves to watch those who make things happen, and it rewards them for causing waves of productive enterprise. I stress this because today I see many people who are really…
Many investors dream of buying a share at $0.10 and having it go to $50. Unfortunately most do not consider the reverse – buying something at $50 and having it go to $0.10. It can happen in the property market too – sure the fall won’t be as big but the values of some…
Looking for a new home is truly an exciting time – it’s also a big investment. But do you know what you should be looking out for during viewings? Aside form the obvious amenities, there’s several essential elements you should to out for to decide which home is perfect for you. To ensure you…
Doesn’t it seem like there are more home loans on the market now than ever before? Well, that’s because there are! Let’s face it: first-tier lenders like the Big Four and second-tier banks such as credit unions are locked in a battle for your business. The hard part, of course, is determining which is the…
Even though the shift towards part-time employment has actually been happening for many years, it now appears to be slowing, writes… Jeff Borland, University of Melbourne Even though part-time work is growing, this growth is slowing over time. Employment figures for the early months of 2017 have shown stronger growth in full-time rather than part-time…
Have you ever wondered what goes on at Wealth Retreat? Well…I had the privilege of spending 5 days with some of Australia’s leading property experts and some serious property investors in the first week of June at Wealth Retreat. In this series of 4 blogs I’m going to share some short videos I recorded with some of the speakers and…
Becoming a successful entrepreneur is not easy. I spent five years studying 177 self-made millionaires Rich Habits Study – Background on Methodology and I have to say, they are among the most courageous, fearless individuals I have ever met. They put everything on the line. They took enormous risks in the pursuit of their dreams. Success…
There are more interesting articles, commentaries and analyst reports on the Web every week than anyone could read in a month. Each Saturday morning I like to share some of the ones I’ve read during the week. The weekend will be over before you know it, so enjoy some weekend reading…and please forward to your friends…
APRA wants you to go on a debt diet and it seems to be getting its way… National Australia Bank has followed Westpac and ANZ, hiking rates for mortgage holders making interest-only repayments, while reducing rates for owner-occupier customers paying off their loan. Investors and owner occupiers who opt for interest-only will have to stump up an extra $102…
How Much Money Do You Need To Be Wealthy And Free? If you had one million dollars, would you take risks and work hard to make it five million? Suppose you had five million – would you be wealthy enough to relax and pursue non-monetary goals, or would you push onward to reach ten…
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