Whilst interest rates have held steady at 2% for the last few months, there is always the possibility of interest going back up. How will
By Cam McLellan One of the most common questions we are asked is: “How can property prices possibly continue to rise at the rate they
Did you know that residential vacancies fell in Australia last month? In today’s Property Wealth Workout of the Day we discuss the recent decline and
Source: Your Investment Property Investors have been warned not to confuse political posturing with fact in the lead up to the Federal Election on 2
By Cam McLellan I believe there is one reason why the majority of Australians are not financially wealthy and never will be. I want to
Should we panic over reports that the median house price has fallen in capital cities? We discuss why you may not need to be as
By Matthew Lewison In a previous article I talked about the need to become an expert at identifying and mitigating risk. I’d now like to
There are a few simple financial mistakes that can stop you investing before you even start. Here’s how to fix them and get yourself back
What does it mean to invest like a girl? Check out one of the most powerful WOD videos to date. Make sure that after you
Source: Property Wire The real estate price index covering key property markets around the globe increased by 3% in 2015, up from 2.3% in 2014.
By Cam McLellan Today’s post is for all of those who have decided to forego buying their own home for now and continue renting, whilst
Source: The Age website Young women have much higher levels of anxiety than the rest of the Australian population and financial problems are a key
Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics Australia’s GDP, in seasonally adjusted chain volume terms, grew 0.6 per cent in the December quarter 2015, according to figures
By Allister Lewison, The Karate Kid was pretty big in the eighties. Today, I want to talk about auctions and I’m going to relate it
Source: The Urban Developer OpenCorp are a Melbourne-based property developer and fund manager. Their current national portfolio exceeds $500 million in developments, including $360 million
Following on from last week’s WOD on the great negative gearing debate, Michael Beresford discusses why changes in the coming election will be minimal.
Source: Homesales The heat has come out of Sydney’s property market and many experts are predicting slow price growth in 2016 – not just in
By Matthew Lewison If most people and businesses get the big things right most of the time it’s the ability to get the small things
The removal of negative gearing and changes being proposed in this year’s election have been a hot topic this week. So for today’s Workout of
By Cam McLellan Let’s take a look at the six key signs of a healthy market. These six signs don’t always line up; sometimes the
By Matthew Lewison There’s a saying in property circles: “We build them to sell, not to love”. After a year or two of blood, sweat
