Is LVP flooring scratch resistant?
When choosing a new floor, durability is often just as important as appearance. One of the most common questions people ask is whether lvp flooring is scratch resistant. The simple answer is yes — luxury vinyl plank is designed to…
How long does warehouse flooring typically last?
Warehouse flooring Understanding how long warehouse flooring typically lasts is an important factor when planning for long-term efficiency and cost management. The lifespan of flooring in a warehouse setting depends heavily on the type of material used, the level of…
What should homeowners consider before starting room additions?
Room additions Planning room additions is an exciting opportunity for homeowners looking to expand their living space, increase property value, and improve overall comfort. Whether you need an extra bedroom, a home office, or a family entertainment area, room additions…
Here’s everything you need to know A to Z
When it’s time to start looking for your next property purchase, you’ll come across a lot of jargon you might not have heard before. Saving for a deposit or house hunting is time-consuming enough, so when it comes to deciphering…
How We Got Here—and What’s Next
Key takeaways Homeownership peaked in 1966 at 73%, but has since slipped to 63% by the 2021 Census. While the national drop looks modest, the generational breakdown tells a far sharper story. With ownership declining, demand for rental accommodation will…
How a New Generation Is Reshaping Australia’s Housing Future With Simon Kuestenmacher
In today’s show Simon Kuestenmacher and I discuss the significant shift of millennials from urban living to suburban areas. We highlight how millennials are reshaping suburban culture while still valuing aspects of their urban lifestyles. This is a generation that…
Are We Losing the Neighbourhood Vibe? Why Changing Social Ties Matter for Property Investors
Key takeaways 72% of Australians believe people are less interested in knowing their neighbours than 20 years ago. 62% admit to living next to someone for over 6 months without ever meeting them. Those in regional, rural, or remote areas…
high premiums but growth remains on the slow track
Key takeaways Homes near Sydney’s Metro stations carry a substantial premium, but growth has generally lagged over both the past 12 and 24 months relative to the Greater Sydney benchmark. Houses within the 1km catchment area of Phase 2 metro…
Australia’s Property Boom Has Created More Millionaires – But What Does That Really Mean?
Key takeaways Around 1.9 million Australians hold a net worth above $1.55 million AUD, with numbers expected to grow by another 400,000 by 2028. Real estate makes up 53% of household wealth, much higher than in most other countries. Rising…
Here’s where you shouldn’t invest if you want property success
Two-thirds of property investors make the mistake of buying in their own backyard. Now we know that most property investors never achieve the financial freedom they’re looking for. Of the 2.1 million property investors in Australia, 1.9 million never get…
Median house prices could soar by up to $154k by the end of 2026 as buyers pile in for spring
Key takeaways Median house prices could soar by up to $154k by end of 2026 as buyers pile in for spring Westpac forecasts suggest Sydney’s median house price could rise by up to $154,000 by the end of 2026, taking…
Another 8 property investment myths
Do you know the 15 common myths that are killing the wealth potential of the average Australian property investor? A few days ago I explained how despite us living in a land of plenty, the sad reality is that the…
Will Young Australians Be Better Off Than Their Parents?
Key takeaways In the past, each generation improved economically: more education, better jobs, homeownership, and longer lives. That upward trajectory is now in question, especially for Millennials and Gen Z. Young Australians are increasingly skeptical that they’ll be wealthier or…
Albanese government sets unchanged 185,000 intake under permanent migration program
The government will keep the permanent migration level for 2025-26 at 185,000, the same level as the previous financial year. Immigration Minister Tony Burke announced the figure amid a fresh divisive debate about immigration, intensified by the weekend marches calling…
Are We Building a Nation of Dependants? Why Australia’s Growing Reliance on Government Income Should Concern Us All
Key takeaways Over 50% of Australian voters now rely on government money as their primary source of income, whether via wages, welfare, subsidies, or aged/disability care. This is a massive cultural shift, not just a fiscal one; we’re normalising dependency,…
Buy Now or Wait? How to Navigate the Property Market as Interest Rates Fall
Key takeaways The RBA is Cautious, You Should be Decisive: Rates are easing, but slowly. The RBA’s data-dependent stance means a return to ultra-low rates isn’t on the cards. Waiting for massive cuts is a losing strategy. Cheaper Credit Pushes…
Why the housing shortfall is a golden chance for builders and investors
If there’s one industry that promises endless potential today, it’s residential construction and property investment. Australia’s housing market is a mix of challenges and opportunities but there really is no better time to be a homebuilder or investor stepping up…
The Tradies Supporting Your Strata Manager
With their prominence on the rise across the country, buying a strata unit may be the next step in your property journey – and the fact that strata titles now make up more than 20% of living arrangements in New…
15 Wealth Myths that will hold back your property investment
Money doesn’t discriminate; it doesn’t care who you are or where you come from. No matter what you did yesterday, today begins anew and you have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else to become wealthy. Yet the sad…
Home prices reached eighth consecutive month of growth
Key takeaways National home prices rose 0.5% in August, marking the eighth consecutive month of growth and taking home values to a fresh record high. National home prices are up 5.3% over the past year, adding around $47,900 to the…
Queensland’s productivity wake-up call a golden opportunity
The Queensland Productivity Commission’s Interim Report into construction productivity might not make front-page headlines, but for those of us in the trenches of property development, homebuilding, and investment, it’s a potential game-changer. Yes, the numbers are sobering. Productivity in our…
Housing values bloom ahead of what is likely to be a very active spring selling season.
Key takeaways Cotality’s Home Value Index rose 0.7% in August — the strongest monthly gain since May 2024 — pushing annual growth to 4.1%. Buyer demand is outpacing supply, with advertised listings 20% below average and auction clearance rates hitting…
4 harsh realities newbie property investors should know
There’s a reason they call property investing “as safe as houses”, right? It’s because generally, buying property – provided you have a clear strategy and set goals – is a sound investment. Becoming a landlord can be a highly profitable…
7 Incontrovertible Truths About Building Wealth
I’ve found that becoming wealthy is not a fluke. I spent five years studying the habits of 233 millionaires — 177 that were self-made — in order to find out how they spent their time from the moment they woke…
What the Latest Mortgage Insights Tell Us About Australia’s Property Market
Key takeaways Investors are back in charge. Their confidence in the market signals optimism for growth, but also raises affordability challenges for homebuyers. Homebuyer activity is shifting east. Queensland and the smaller states are benefiting most, while WA cools after…
A Game-Changer for Property Investors
Key takeaways Brisbane’s Olympic bid is a city-building opportunity. The Games are a vehicle to reposition Brisbane alongside Sydney and Melbourne as a global contender, transforming its infrastructure, economy, and liveability. Government-backed, long-term projects are already underway and will continue…
Why the RBA Won’t Cut Rates in September – But Borrowers Still Have Opportunities
Key takeaways Headline CPI rose to 2.8% in July (up from 1.9% in June), driven mainly by electricity price hikes, delayed rebates in NSW and ACT, and higher holiday travel costs. The Reserve Bank will likely wait for the September…
Why 2025 Could Be a Defining Season for Australia’s Property Market
Key takeaways Every year, spring breathes new life into Australia’s property markets. Listings rise +5.9% from winter to spring (on average over 10 years). Sales volumes increase +8.4%, making spring the busiest selling season. Auction volumes surge +31% compared to…
Why Community Has Always Been at the Heart of Australian Housing and Why That’s More Relevant Than Ever
Key takeaways While interest rates, values, and clearance rates still matter, community is an often overlooked but powerful force shaping long-term property performance. A strong sense of place and connection is becoming more important to buyers and renters alike. Some…
Love or Leverage? How Soaring House Prices Are Trapping Couples Together
Key takeaways Australia’s property market isn’t just about affordability or investment; it’s influencing love, marriage, and family stability. Rising housing costs can trap people in relationships, even unhappy ones, simply because they can’t afford to separate. High property prices delay…
Are you as good with money as you think you are?
A lot of people say they’re good with money. They say they have a gift for making it. That they love money and that money loves them. This may be true. But just because you like money and enjoy making…
Top 5 Rope Access Companies in Sydney – 2025 Edition
Key takeaways Sydney’s skyline is famous across the globe – a mix of heritage landmarks, modern towers, and high-rise living by the harbour. Keeping all of that infrastructure safe and looking sharp requires a very particular skill set: rope access….
Strong Perimeter Control Increases Occupancy Rates in Gated Communities
Gated communities represent a safer approach to modern living with dedicated facilities and security for local residents. From sprawling communities across large parts of Florida and California, USA, to cul-de-sac-type communities growing in popularity in Queensland and Victoria, they create…
Is Capitalism Failing Us? Or Is Australia Still the Land of Opportunity?
Key takeaways Despite living in one of the wealthiest countries, many hardworking Australians are financially struggling. It’s not just numbers — it’s real and lived through rising grocery bills, rents, mortgage repayments, and quiet stress. To be in the top…
The Brutal Habits Keeping You Broke
I love the Joe Rogan podcast because Rogan cuts through all of the noise with his straight talk and common sense logic. You can learn a lot just from listening to his podcast. Some of the things I’ve learned from…
Understanding Warren Buffett’s Theory on the Ovarian Lottery of Life
Key takeaways Warren Buffett’s theory on the lottery of life is a powerful reminder of the role of luck in shaping our destinies. I suppose it’s easy to feel “extremely lucky” if your name is near the top for the…
Why property investors are crucial to solving Australia’s housing shortage
There’s good news on the housing front: investors are returning to the market, and they’re helping drive the kind of supply Australia urgently needs. With population growth surging and demand for homes rising, this renewed investor activity couldn’t come at…
The 5 traits of a natural born leader
Born leaders are hard to find, but when you come across one, you know it immediately. While leaders’ personalities are naturally varied, there tend to be some recurring behaviours and traits that mark them as born leaders. If you’ve ever…
The great mismatch: Smaller households, bigger homes
Key takeaways Most homes don’t match most households: New analysis shows 61% of households are just one or two people, but three- and four-bedroom homes dominate the housing stock. Couples without kids and people living alone now make up the…
The Truth About Australia’s Wealthiest
Key takeaways 334,800 High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNWIs) now live in Australia, a 0.5% increase year-on-year, per Capgemini’s 2024 report. They collectively control over AUD $1.6 trillion in assets, with 2,450 “ultra-rich” Australians holding more than US$30 million each. In 2024 alone,…
Stamp Duty is Holding Australia Back – Why We Need Bold Reform
Key takeaways Stamp duty is one of the most damaging taxes in Australia, it distorts housing decisions, penalises mobility, and locks people out of home ownership. The burden has skyrocketed: In Sydney, stamp duty on a median-priced home rose from…
[PODCAST] The Housing Time Bomb: Can Australia Keep Up with Its Population Boom?
Imagine inviting thousands of people to a party… but forgetting to organise enough food, chairs, or bathrooms. That’s essentially what Australia is doing by ramping up migration while failing to plan for the housing and infrastructure to support it. Today,…
The Housing Revolution That Could Change Gen Z’s Gloomy Outlook
Key takeaways Gen Z is the smallest generation in decades, entering the workforce in a period of low unemployment. Employers are competing for staff, giving young workers bargaining power for higher wages and better conditions. Over the next 10–15 years,…
Urban myths
Urban planning in Australia is often built on shaky assumptions. Myths perpetuate. This post covers three such urban myths. Myth 1 – Higher densities mean less traffic The theory is that higher densities around existing public transport networks will see…
Why Australia’s Productivity Slump Threatens Wages, Wealth and Property
Key takeaways Productivity growth is the main driver of living standards, wages, and sustainable economic growth. Without improvement, Australia risks declining living standards and fewer opportunities for future generations. Productivity challenges pose risks for wages, living standards, and fiscal sustainability….
[PODCAST] Who pays the most tax in Australia, Plus Clues Behind The News
In today’s Macro Insights Podcast, Ken Raiss and I examine who really pays tax in Australia, and the results may surprise you. We also share what the average wage and superannuation balance in Australia is, and I bet these figures…
How to Leave a Lasting Legacy for Your Grandchildren
Key takeaways Passing on wealth is about creating freedom, security, and values for future generations, not just financial gifts. Without a structured plan, much of your generosity can be lost to taxes, creditors, or poor financial decisions by heirs. Wealth…
How Many Hours Do The Wealthy Work Each Week?
According to my Rich Habits Study, one of the reasons the wealthy accumulated so much wealth was due to the fact that they worked more hours than those who were not rich. Here’s some of the data: 44% of the…
Property Management Has Changed – And Smart Investors Need to Pay Attention
Key takeaways Then vs Now: Previously, property management was mainly about collecting rent and basic maintenance. In 2025, it’s a multifaceted role combining technology, strategy, compliance, and relationship management. Modern managers are now asset custodians, risk mitigators, tenant experience coordinators,…
Another 12 Inspiring Quotes To Start Your Week
It’s Monday again so here’s another collection of the 12 inspiring quotes to help get your week off to a good start: 1. “Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by…
Ask yourself, who will buy my property?
Who will buy my property? That’s the question you should be asking yourself if you want to create longer-term wealth through property investing. Sure, property markets in many parts of Australia are booming, but this too shall pass. Although growth…
2 Million Aussie Properties at Risk – Is Yours One of Them?
Australia’s property market is facing a new and growing threat—one that can’t be ignored by investors, insurers, or homeowners. According to the Climate Council’s latest report, At Our Front Door: Escalating Climate Risks for Aussies Homes, climate change is no…
Life Insurance Supporting Property Investors On The Path To Financial Success
In the world of property investment, investors often focus on market trends, yield, and capital growth. Although these are critical to success, one vital tool is all too frequently overlooked: life insurance. A high-quality, reputable, and tailored policy, such as…
Strap yourself in for some tax reform – here are some suggestions
The Federal Treasurer, Jim Chalmers, has publicly acknowledged that both state and federal budgets are under unsustainable pressure. He’s been clear that achieving budget sustainability cannot be done without both raising taxes and cutting spending. Chalmers has also spoken about the need to reduce…
Profit Still the Norm, but Some Markets Lagging
Key takeaways 97% of house resales and 88% of unit resales in the first half of 2025 were profitable, the highest levels for houses in nearly two decades. Houses remain the safer bet, with far fewer loss-making sales than units….
RBA Rate Cuts Push Borrowing Power, and Property Prices Higher
Key takeaways The average new owner-occupier loan size in Australia has hit a record $678,000, up $18,000 in just three months, equivalent to an extra $198 a day in borrowing capacity. NSW remains the highest at $816,000, while WA saw…
Who Will Replace the Baby Boomers? Australia’s Workforce Crossroads and the Role of Smarter Migration
Key takeaways Over the next decade, millions of baby boomers (born 1946–1964) will retire, taking with them decades of skills, leadership, and entrepreneurial know‑how. This is more than just replacing workers, it’s a “leadership cliff” that will ripple across industries,…
10 lessons you can learn from the rich and successful
Have you ever looked at the AFR Rich List or reports on the richest people in the world and wondered what they were doing that you’re not? Well…they’re probably doing things very differently from you according to my good friend…
Would Australian Property Firms Embrace Stablecoins for Faster Settlements?
As blockchain technology continues to improve, stablecoins can be important tools in redrawing the way properties are settled in Australia. Real-time settlement capability attracts more notice from both the real estate and finance sectors. With other payment methods frequently delaying…
Rates finally fall, but stretched affordability to keep housing market in check
Key takeaways This is the third cut in the current easing cycle, which was always expected to be cautious and gradual. The move follows a July ‘hold’ decision, when the RBA paused to assess inflation and labour market trends. Three…
Buying a Property Below the Market Value in Australia
In property investing circles it’s often said that you make the money on the deal when you buy. Most people think this means that if you buy a property “under market value”, then it’s considered that you made a profit on…
Why business structure is vital for growth
The strength of Australia’s economy is due to its small and medium businesses. In fact, there are more than two million of them in Australia, who collectively employ a huge number of people. So, clearly, their importance to the overall…
Why Melbourne is Set to Lead the 2026 Property Boom
Key takeaways KPMG’s newest Residential Property Outlook pins Melbourne as the standout performer in 2026. They expect house prices in Melbourne to climb 6.6%, adding approximately $64,900 to the current median of $983,000—that’s nearly $178 a day. On the unit…
Soaring house prices may be locking people into marriages, new research shows
House prices continued to rise across Australia in June, recent data shows. Nationally, prices have risen about 38% in the past five years. Higher housing prices are simply one contributor, albeit a very important one, to the cost of living…
Crucial money lessons every parent must teach their child
Key takeaways Introducing money concepts at a young age helps children grow up with a strong understanding of financial management. Simple lessons in saving, spending, and budgeting can be made age-appropriate, giving kids a solid financial foundation. Encouraging children to…
Could the Next Rate Cut Supercharge the Property Market?
Key takeaways The RBA is widely expected to cut the official cash rate by 25 basis points at its meeting next week, bringing it down to 3.60%. This would mark a shift from holding rates steady in July and signal…
Resurgence of investment-grade apartment prices in Melbourne
Key takeaways Apartment construction in Victoria is not keeping up with population growth. Since 2019, adjusted for inflation, the dollar value of new apartment projects is down by 27%, but construction costs have risen sharply—suggesting even fewer actual units are…
Home values hold firm, but dynamics differ across our biggest cities
It’s been a solid six months of gains in Australia’s housing market, and July was no exception, with values climbing 0.6% nationally, according to the Cotality Home Value Index for July. But zooming in on Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane reveals…
More approvals, more problems? Rethinking the housing pipeline
Key takeaways Approvals are not the problem; delivery is. With 219,000 homes already under construction and completion times ballooning, the real bottleneck lies in the build phase, not planning reform. While state and local governments focus on approvals and improving…
Are They Really Worth It?
The idea of finding a hidden gem in the property market is alluring. Off-market properties – whispered about in investor circles in social media and touted by some buyers’ agents as their secret weapon – seem like the ultimate insider…
Will Young Australians Be Better Off Than Their Parents? Delay, Decline or Just Different?
Key takeaways For much of the 20th century, there was a strong belief: each generation would be better off than the last. That contract—better financial prospects, easier homeownership, earlier retirement—is now in doubt for Millennials and Gen Z. The younger…
What would Warren Buffett do
There seem to be so many mixed opinions on what’s ahead. And clearly, there is no shortage of people with opinions on what we should be doing with our lives, be it in savings, spending, or investing. However, over the…
It’s Still a Landlord’s Market – And Has Been for Years
Key takeaways Despite media noise about easing rental conditions, the data clearly shows a persistent and severe rental shortage. While there’s been a lot of noise lately about rental growth slowing and affordability improving, the data paints a very different,…
Why you shouldn’t aim for a work-life balance
Newspapers and magazines are full of stories about work-life balance — why it’s important, how to achieve it, and why so many people struggle to maintain it. It’s a relatively new buzzword and, like all fads, is sure to be replaced…
The Ant Philosophy | Jim Rohn
Over the years I’ve been teaching children about a simple but powerful concept – the ant philosophy. I think everybody should study ants. They have an amazing four-part philosophy. Here is the first part: ants never quit. That’s a good philosophy. If…
Resilient rents and low vacancies keep east coast investment prospects strong
As we move through the cooler months, Australia’s rental market is showing signs of seasonal rebalancing – but don’t mistake that for relief. In Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, vacancy rates remain tight, and asking rents continue to edge upward, albeit…
Home prices reached a record high
Key takeaways National home prices hit a new record high of $827,000 in July, following a rise of 0.3% over the month and 4.9% over the year. Regional areas have outperformed their capital city counterparts in most states, up 0.4%…
What are the top design trends for homebuilders and investors in 2025?
Whether you’re building your dream home or a smart investment, the latest property design trends from Mirvac’s Property Choices survey offer valuable insights into what’s in demand for 2025. According to the survey, the modern homeowner isn’t just looking for…
A Journey Through the Investor’s Mind
Key takeaways Have you ever wondered what leads to the ups and downs of our property cycle? Well…the markets are not just driven by numbers and data, but largely by human psychology. Psychologists have shown that the mind of an…
Playing the long game is not always easy but it is the most powerful approach
In my book, Investopoly, I outlined 8 investing rules that if followed, will help you build wealth and avoid making costly mistakes. These 8 rules are evidence-based which I have refined over the past 20+ years. Rule number one is; to play…
Why Smart Investors Skip the Hotspot Chase
Key takeaways Many of the new buyers’ agents promote so-called “undiscovered” hotspots, urging investors to jump in quickly, ride a price wave, and sell at the peak. But this short-term mindset often leads to poor investment decisions. Most buyers’ agents…
Buying a Commercial Property in Australia
Have you thought about investing in commercial property? You’re not alone — faced with the prospect of more moderate returns from their residential property investments, many investors are considering this as an alternative. By this, I mean offices, shops or…
Values rise across every capital as growth cycle warms up
Key takeaways National dwelling values rose by 0.6% in July, with the rate of growth holding firm relative to the prior two months. Every capital city recorded a rise in dwelling values through the month – led by Darwin with…
Why You Should Set Up a Family Trust in Australia
There’s a common saying that you should ‘begin with the end in mind’ – this is especially true for property investment. The problem is that too many investors begin their investment journey without considering what will be the best ownership…
Double Act or Double Trouble? The Truth About Couple-Run Businesses
Key takeaways Around 70% of Aussie businesses are family owned, and 40% of those are run by couples. That means hundreds of thousands of Australians are navigating both personal and professional lives with the same person. It’s a powerful economic…
How 6 famous billionaires failed before succeeding [Infographic]
“Will I ever succeed?” That’s a question that we all have. No matter how far we’ve come, there’s always more to learn, more to invest, and more to achieve. Why do we even have such doubts? If we try harder,…
Why the RBA’s Job is Only Going to Get Harder
Key takeaways The RBA has pulled off a rare feat: inflation in the 2-3% band while keeping unemployment at 4.1%. Governor Michele Bullock called it a “remarkable” achievement, and she’s right—it’s far better than many expected post-pandemic. The primary force…
How do you balance ambition with happiness?
When you’re overly focused on the future and always want to accomplish more, it’s very difficult to be happy today. After all, it is never enough. I see many people who want more, who want to have a better life….
What They Reveal About Our Broken Housing System
Key takeaways Nearly 200 Australian suburbs saw median property prices rise by more than $500/day between May 2020 and May 2025. 19 suburbs surpassed $1,000/day, with top performers like Wollstonecraft and Surfers Paradise doubling in value. Australia needs ~250,000 new…
Three Habits of Warren Buffett That All Investors Should Adopt
Ever wondered how Warren Buffett went from selling Coca-Cola bottles for a nickel as a seven-year-old in Omaha to sitting atop the Berkshire Hathaway empire with over $1,070 billion in assets? There are three key habits that helped him get…
The Wealth Divide is Growing and Property is the Line in the Sand
Key takeaways Income growth has stagnated, while asset values—particularly property—have surged. This has created a tilted playing field, favouring those who already own property or other appreciating assets. The median home price in Australia has surpassed $1 million, highlighting how…
Do you know the Australian demographic tribes
We all belong to one – a demographic tribe. Australia is one big country of many tribes. If you don’t belong to the one you don’t survive. Some are easy to find: it might be your footy team or where…
The Real State of Australia’s Property Market – 7 Charts That Matter
Key takeaways The Australian housing market remains far more complicated than many portray it to be. The Australian housing cycle is turning up again; falling interest rates are the key driver, along with a chronic undersupply of homes of 200,000-300,000…
Factors to consider when setting a property budget
Setting the right budget for a property purchase, be it a home or investment, is a very important financial decision. If your budget is too conservative, you risk missing out on potential capital growth or settling for a property that…
The Hidden Costs of Buying Property (and How to Plan for Them)
There’s no greater financial milestone than signing a contract to own a property that you can call your own. While you may be tempted to take out the celebratory champagne to commemorate this monumental purchase, the truth is, there’s still…
The 25 Best Warren Buffett Quotes. Warren Buffet Series #5 [Infographic]
To give you some inspiration for this new decade, this week we’ve be running a series of 5 infographics highlighting Warren Buffett’s successes and failures so we can learn some lessons form them. Today we thought it was a good…
Rental growth slows despite tight supply
Key takeaways National rental values saw their lowest second quarter increase since 2020 in the three months to June – up by 1.3%. Over the past five years, rents have increased by 42.7% nationally, taking the median weekly rental value…
Warren Buffett’s Biggest Wins & Fails – Warren Buffet Series #4 [Infographic]
Warren Buffett’s investing track record is nearly impeccable. Over his lifetime, Buffett has built Berkshire Hathaway into one of the biggest companies in American history, amassed a personal fortune of over $160 billion, and earned acclaim as one of the…
What Will Life Look Like in 100 Years?
Key takeaways Australia has transformed beyond recognition in the last 100 years. The next 100 will be even more dramatic. The key message: We are already building the future through today’s choices. From housing and healthcare to migration and technology,…
The Warren Buffett Empire in One Giant Chart – Warren Buffet Series #3 [Infographic]
Most people know Berkshire Hathaway as the massive conglomerate that serves as the investment vehicle for Warren Buffett’s $80 billion fortune. However, far fewer people know what this giant does, and how it actually makes its money! To give you…
Why Property Investment Isn’t Just About the Property
Key takeaways Property investment success relies heavily on strategy, timing, and financial planning, not just the asset itself. Professional guidance adds insight, structure, and local knowledge that can dramatically improve long-term outcomes. Understanding the complete picture of a location—economic trends,…
Inside Warren Buffett’s Brain – Warren Buffet Series #2 [Infographic]
What springs to mind when you think of legendary investor Warren Buffett? For some, it’s his humble Omaha origins or his long-lasting obsession with Coca-Cola. For other people, it’s Buffett’s impeccable investing track record and extraordinary wealth that make a…
What It Means for Property Investors, Renters & the Future of Housing
Key takeaways From Jan 1, 2027: All new homes and most new commercial buildings in Victoria must be built fully electric — no new gas connections for heating, hot water, or cooking. From Mar 1, 2027: In existing homes, when…
What is Urban Gentrification and How Does It Work?
You’ve heard the term gentrification, and you may even have an understanding of what it means. But for investors, gentrification takes on a whole new meaning, as it actually represents a powerful opportunity to increase both your property returns in…
Why Property Investors Don’t Think Rationally — And How Understanding Your Biases Can Make You a Better Investor
Key takeaways Most investors are not rational — their decisions are driven by fear, emotion, and unconscious biases. Emotion clouds judgment — and in property, where the stakes are high, that can be especially dangerous. Successful property investing is as…
40 best Warren Buffett quotes on investing, business, and life
Key takeaways Warren Buffett is known for many things: his reading habits, his philanthropy, his dedication to teaching the importance of money to kids, his business acumen, his wealth, and especially his investing style. He is also known for giving…
Are our property markets really just a Ponzi Scheme?
Key takeaways While there are frustrations, particularly among younger Australians, who liken the housing market to a Ponzi scheme, this analogy oversimplifies complex market dynamics. A Ponzi scheme is a fraudulent investment setup that relies on continuous new investor money…
4 common mistakes when selecting a property manager
Ask any long-term landlord and they will probably say they have experienced the highs and lows of property management. In fact, many investors have learned the hard way about property managers who don’t do much more than collect the rent…
The Digital Tools Fueling Property Success Today
In today’s competitive real estate landscape, success isn’t just about having the best listings or the widest network – it’s about how efficiently and intelligently agents move prospects from interest to close. Technology is reshaping how property professionals operate, with…
Do you need to get up early to be successful?
You’ve probably read an article or two that espouses the need to get up early in order to be successful. Studies are regularly released that seem to confirm this theory and various experts are trotted out to speak about the…
Exploring 5-Bedroom Display Homes in Melbourne: Spacious Living with Arden Homes Explore 5-Bedroom Display Homes in Melbourne
As families grow, work evolves, and lifestyle needs change, extra bedrooms become a necessity rather than a luxury. A five-bedroom home opens the door to multi-generational living, dedicated workspaces, guest accommodation, and lifestyle flexibility. It’s not simply about square footage—it’s…
The Olympic Boom Investors Can’t Afford to Miss – with Brett Warren
What if I told you that right now, quietly but powerfully, one of the biggest investment opportunities in Australian property is unfolding in plain sight? While most people are focused on the day-to-day news cycle, savvy investors are looking a…
Baby Boomers Sitting on Property Goldmines – But Why Aren’t They Cashing In?
Key takeaways Despite expectations that older Australians will downsize as they age, most are staying put. Emotional attachment to the family home—filled with decades of memories—makes it hard to leave. Downsizing has been “over-reported and under-appreciated”; the majority prefer to…
Richard Branson’s 10 Steps on how to achieve your goals
Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson is an English business magnate, investor and philanthropist. He founded the Virgin Group, which controls more than 400 companies. Branson has developed a reputation for being a risk-taker and someone who values fun over everything…
Here’s how to survive difficult property markets
I hate to repeat what everyone else is saying, but clearly, we are living in challenging times. Despite all the bad news in the media, with economic problems, geopolitical problems, and cost-of-living pressures, there is also good news out there…
[PODCAST] Brace Yourself: The Tax Review Could Hit Your Wealth Harder Than You Think
We’re now on the brink of what could be the biggest shake-up to the Australian tax system since the GST was introduced back in 2000. Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers has signalled that tax reform is not just on the agenda…
Why Australians Have Struggled to Accumulate Wealth and What to Do About It
Key takeaways Despite living in a prosperous nation, the majority of Australians fail to build and retain genuine wealth. This isn’t because of a lack of ambition, effort, or intelligence — it’s largely due to a system that works against…
Why you can’t be successful on your own
I’ve worked with quite a few self-made men and women over the years. These are the people who have impressed me with their level-headed approach to wealth and achieving success. They walk the walk and not just talk the talk,…
Brisbane is now a million-dollar house market: here’s how it happened
Key takeaways Brisbane is now the second-most expensive capital city market after Sydney. Brisbane house values have surged 76% since 2020, coinciding with the early stages of the COVID-era housing boom. One of the biggest driving factors of the Brisbane…
How School Zones Quietly Shape Melbourne’s Property Market
Key takeaways Education isn’t just a lifestyle choice anymore, for many Australian families it’s a financial one. For many Melbourne families, buying within a top public school catchment is seen as a strategic investment to avoid private school fees. School…
Why Should You Avoid Buying a House on a Main Road?
All investors know that location is one of the most critical components of any successful property investment. When long-term capital growth is the sought-after reward at the end of the real estate rainbow (as it always should be), it is vital…
Overinvesting puts retirement at risk
A Goldilocks investment strategy means that you are making the most of your financial opportunities without overdoing it and taking unnecessary risks. That is, your level of investing is exactly right (i.e., perfectly balanced). Underinvesting means that you risk not…
Why ‘Safe’ Investments Might Destroy Your Retirement Dreams
You’ve finally done it. You’ve clocked off. After decades of working hard, saving diligently, and building a solid property portfolio, you’ve reached retirement. It’s a milestone worth celebrating. There’s relief, excitement, and anticipation for this new chapter. But after the…
Six things successful people never do…. Twice
There is nothing wrong with making a mistake. We all stumble and fall now and again, yet the property market is full of people who’ve inched their way to the top after many setbacks. In fact, failure is an important…
[PODCAST] The Shocking Truth About Australia’s Gender Wealth Gap – with Sarah Megginson
Today, women live longer than men, but retire with far less money. And despite all the progress we’ve made, Australia’s gender wealth gap remains stubbornly wide. Today I’m joined by Sarah Megginson, money expert and Head of Editorial at Finder,…
3 types of people you must avoid if you want to become rich and successful
One of the most important decisions we make in life is who we choose to be around. In fact, there is an old proverb that reads, “Show me your friends and I’ll tell you who you are.” One of my…
Why Australia’s Gender Wealth Gap Still Matters (And What We Can Do About It)
Key takeaways Australian women hold 40% less net wealth than men and retire with significantly smaller super balances. The wealth gap starts early, with girls receiving less pocket money and encouragement to invest. Women are less likely to invest in…
How to Bid at a House Auction
I am sure you have been bombarded over the years with articles about how to bid at a house auction. I am going to suggest a few simple tips you can implement and then show you how it plays out…
August rate cut to further boost home values, but with limits
Key takeaways The RBA kept the cash rate at 3.85% in July, surprising many, but not completely outside expectations. This pause aligns with a “once-a-quarter cut” rhythm, likely giving the RBA time to digest quarterly CPI data and economic trends….
[PODCAST] Domain’s Bold Property Forecasts for the Year Ahead – with Dr. Nicola Powell
The Australian property market has been anything but predictable in recent years – booms, corrections, interest rate hikes, and a housing supply crisis have kept everyone on their toes. But what lies ahead? In today’s episode I’m joined by Dr…
Housing ahead – What to expect in fiscal 2026
Key takeaways Fiscal 2026 looks like a mature, fundamentals-driven market phase. The “boom” phase is over, but solid, location-driven growth remains. Biggest threats are external (global shock, policy misstep) or systemic (debt, construction failures). For now: a cautious thumbs-up, but…
How to Invest Like Warren Buffett
Warren Buffett is arguably the greatest investor of all time. Sure, he’s now retired, but he has a great track record of creating and maintaining his wealth through share investments, and many of his principles also apply to property investors. …
The 9 Biggest Influences on Our Property Markets in 2025 and Beyond
Key takeaways Property markets are powered by a complex web of economic levers, social trends, and psychological triggers. Migration turbocharges demand. Think like a future buyer, where will families and downsizers want to live in 5–10 years? Invest in areas…
More Warren Buffett Inspiring Quotes
Warren Buffet is one of the world’s most influential people. He’s an American business magnate, investor and philanthropist. Here’s some of his inspiring quotes on investing and success: 1. Great Investors Don’t Diversify – “Diversification is protection against ignorance. It makes…
Did the Baby Boomers Really Have It Easier in Property?
Key takeaways Boomers bought homes at 3–4 times their annual income, versus today’s 9+ times in major cities. Millennials and Gen Z typically start saving for property later due to extended education and delayed family formation. Political incentives keep housing…
The miracle of personal development
Today I’d like to share with you one of the biggest “Ah-Ha’s” I ever experienced. You see…I’ve been running my Mentorship Program for over 18 years now. I believe it’s Australia’s longest-running program of its type. I’ve had the pleasure of…
New Survey Reveals a Quiet Shift in Aussie Homeownership
Key takeaways Westpac’s latest Housing Pulse shows a quiet shift: Aussies are warming back up to homeownership. While affordability concerns and rate pressures persist, sentiment among owner-occupiers is improving. There’s renewed interest in lower-density housing, detached homes and small-unit blocks….
10 Money Lessons From Warren Buffett [Infographic]
Key takeaways We share 10 money lessons from Warren Buffet in this infographic: 1. Spend wisely 2. No one cares as much about your money as you do. 3. Do your homework. 4. Overcome your fear of risk. 5. Focus…
Property investment company: reduce CGT by 28%!
Typically, accountants tend to advise against using a private company structure to hold geared property investments. However, investors shouldn’t automatically dismiss this approach, as it can provide substantial capital gains tax (CGT) savings. Commonly cited disadvantages of a company ownership…
Smart Strategy or Just a Trend? With Stuart Wemyss
We’ve all heard the phrase “rent money is dead money,” right? But is it really? As property prices surge and affordability challenges mount—especially for younger Australians—a growing number of people are turning to an alternative path: rentvesting. That’s where you…
What the Numbers Are Really Telling Us
Key takeaways After World War II, homeownership became central to the Australian identity, driven by government policy, migration, and the availability of affordable land. Homeownership peaked at 73% in 1966, underpinned by rising dual incomes, easier access to finance, and…
10 Benefits of Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF) in Australia
There are more than 600,000 self-managed super funds (SMSFs) in Australia controlling more than $700 billion – so on average each fund holds more than $1.2 million – and many people who set up an SMSF do so to have…
How Global Trade Trends Influence Industrial Property Values in Australia
Few sectors feel the ripples of global trade as directly as industrial real estate. Investors in Australia have learned that shifts in shipping routes, trade agreements, and international demand can quickly influence property values around ports, freight corridors, and major…
[PODCAST] 15 Years of Your Mortgage Goes to the Government — What That Means for Australia’s Housing Crisis with Tim Reardon
Did you know that for the first 15 years of your mortgage, you’re working mostly for the taxman, not your future wealth? It’s a startling claim, but one backed by data from the Housing Industry Association — and it sheds…
There’s More to Property Negotiation Than You Think
Key takeaways Most buyers mistakenly believe negotiation is simply about haggling over dollars. In reality, it’s a strategic process with psychological depth, multiple moving parts, and subtle leverage points. The professionals understand this, and use it. Trying to negotiate your…
The Real Cost of a New Mortgage – And What It Means for You as an Investor
Key takeaways New mortgage holders are paying up to 50% more in monthly repayments than those who borrowed the same amount just 2.5 years ago. Despite the steepest rate tightening in modern history, property values remain resilient—even growing in many…
The Hidden Winners in Australia’s Property Market Boom – And What This Means for You
Key takeaways The Australian Property Institute (API) has just released its inaugural Valuation Report, and it turns that long-held belief on its head. While housing markets have seen strong growth, industrial property, especially in Sydney, has quietly emerged as a…
10 Warren Buffett Quotes for Better Investing
Warren Buffett is obviously incredibly successful. He’s probably the most successful investor of modern times, having built his wealth long-term to over US $136 billion, making him one of the richest men in America. Let’s check out 10 intelligent and…
Mortgage arrears remain contained despite high rates and cost of living pressures
Key takeaways Despite high interest rates and cost-of-living pressures, only 1.68% of Australian home loans are in arrears, well below pandemic-era peaks and international benchmarks. Tighter serviceability buffers, low levels of risky lending, and strong employment have helped households stay…
What It Means for Property Investors as Million-Dollar Suburbs Surge Nationwide
Key takeaways Million-dollar-plus medians are becoming the norm in capitals and key regional centres. This means affordability pressures and a widening wealth gap is making it harder for first-home buyers unless they shift to smaller homes or outer areas. On…
What’s Driving Their Decisions in 2025?
Key takeaways Despite affordability issues, rising interest rates, and fierce competition, first home buyers remain very active in our housing markets. Their motivation is largely driven by fear of missing out (FOMO) rather than financial readiness. Many are buying because…
What It Really Means for Investors – And Why Melbourne’s Moment Is Coming
Key takeaways Perth’s median home value ($787,000) has overtaken Melbourne’s ($782,000) for the first time in over a decade, according to the PropTrack May 2025 Home Price Index. The headline might belong to Perth today, but the next wave of…
[PODCAST] Why Being a Landlord Just Got Harder (and What You Can Do About It) with Leanne Jopson
If you’re a property investor, I have an important question for you… When was the last time you thought seriously about your property manager? If you think their main job is collecting the rent and organising tradies when something breaks,…
Life Begins at 40? Why Midlife Could Be the Most Fulfilling Chapter Yet
Key takeaways The saying “life begins at 40” is comforting, but today’s reality is more nuanced. For many Australians, midlife marks a true turning point, a phase where priorities shift from external achievements to inner fulfilment and deeper purpose. This…
[PODCAST] Boomers Had It Easier and Took All the Good Properties, With Simon Kuestenmacher
If you’ve ever felt like you’re playing a game of property monopoly in Australia, but someone else got to pass “Go” decades before you and now owns half the board, you’re not imagining it. That “someone else”? It’s the Baby…
How the 1980s Property Boom Created a Wealth Divide That Still Shapes Melbourne Today
Key takeaways Purchasing property in inner Melbourne suburbs like Fitzroy, Carlton or Northcote in the early 1980s turned out to be a gateway to multi-generational wealth. These areas, once working-class, underwent gentrification and became some of the most valuable real…
10 things extraordinary people say every day
Want to make a huge difference in someone’s life? According to Inc.com, here are things you should say every day to your employees, colleagues, family members, friends, and everyone you care about: 1. Here’s what I’m thinking You’re in charge,…
How Plumbing Systems Impact Property Value in Australia
When considering property value in Australia, location, size, and infrastructure of the property will often be front and centre. While everyone appreciates having water and sanitation, plumbing systems are usually the forgotten component for determining the value of a home,…
Could 10-Year Interest-Only Loans Be the Lifeline Property Investors Need?
Key takeaways When a lender comes out offering a 10-year interest-only (IO) home loan, it naturally raises a few eyebrows, and some important strategic questions. A 10-year IO loan isn’t good or bad, it’s a tool, and tools depend on…
Governments policies are driving residential property prices out of reach
Key takeaways The dream of home ownership , or even just affordable renting, is slipping further out of reach. The issue isn’t simply population growth or greedy developers. The real culprits lie deeper within policy, tax, and planning structures. Until…
Australia’s Population Just Grew by 445,000 – Here’s What That Means for Property Investors
Key takeaways Australia’s population grew by 445,800 people in 2024, bringing the total to 27.4 million. Net overseas migration made up 76% of the growth (340,800 people), while natural increase (births minus deaths) contributed 105,200. Western Australia had the fastest…
The Art Of War for Property Investors
What if I told you there’s a book that’s been on the best-seller list for close to 2,000 years? It’s been translated into virtually every language, read by everyone from politicians to sportspeople and CEOs, and holds every bit of…
When to Hire Removalist Services During a Property Flip
Flipping a property means working on a tight schedule. You must know when to hire removalist services to avoid delays and extra costs. In this article, we discuss the key moving stages in a flip: clearing out before renovation, bringing…
You only need to be a little bit better than the competition
Those with a slight edge own the world. As I discovered from my Rich Habits research, those who possess some slight edge, some unique niche they’ve cultivated over many years, receive a premium for whatever product or service they sell….
A New Chapter of Growth, Balance, and Challenge
Key takeaways Property prices across Australia’s capitals are forecast to rising over the next year by Domain, but at a slower, steadier pace than previous booms. Combined capital city house prices are expected to rise 6% over the FY26, with…
[PODCAST] Taxed on Money You Never Made? Why This Super Change Should Scare Every Investor – With Ken Raiss
Today, I want to talk about something that’s really flying under the radar—but it shouldn’t be. Imagine being taxed on money you haven’t actually earned. Not on rent you’ve received, not on a capital gain you’ve banked, but just on…
Migration Isn’t Just an Economic Story—It’s a Freedom Story
Key takeaways Migration reflects human ambition, courage, and hope, not merely bureaucracy or border policy. As Simon Kuestenmacher said: “Migration is the best indicator of human freedom.” It signals where people feel free to pursue better lives. People migrate proactively…
True success is about overcoming adversity
A lot of people think that success is an event. One magical, transformational event. She or he was an overnight success. We’ve all read crap like that in the media over and over again. For budding entrepreneurs out there, the…
Why Energy-Efficient Homes Are Australia’s Hottest Property Trend
Key takeaways We’re experiencing a structural shift in the Australian property market—not just a passing trend. Energy-efficient homes have moved from being an ethical or fringe choice to a mainstream and financially savvy investment. EE homes sell for an average…
[PODCAST] Why More Property Investors Are Getting into Small Developments – Greg Hankinson
Have you ever wondered if property development could be your next big wealth accelerator? You’ve probably heard the success stories – investors who’ve turned modest sites into multimillion-dollar assets by building just two townhouses. But what you don’t often hear…
The #1 Regret Property Sellers Have — And How You Can Avoid It
We often talk about the challenges buyers face — from securing finance to entering a competitive market. But selling a property? That comes with its own set of emotional landmines. A recent survey by OpenAgent found that over 80% of…
Buyers Falling Nearly $1 Million Short in Top Suburbs
Key takeaways Melbourne’s property market is increasingly split: *Inner-city, blue-chip suburbs like Boroondara and Stonnington-West are pricing out many buyers. *In these areas, the gap between buyer budgets and asking prices exceeds $900,000. Meanwhile, outer northern and western suburbs are…
Here’s why Gen-X need to start thinking about retirement
Key takeaways Generation X, born between 1964 and 1981, is often referred to as Australia’s forgotten middle child. They are homeowners looking to upgrade their property while maintaining a young family and caring for older parents, and are also retirees,…
Inspirational quotes by Warren Buffett
Warren Edward Buffett is an investment guru and one of the richest and most respected businessmen in the world. Here are some of his quotes: 1. If you don’t find a way to make money while you sleep, you will…
Brisbane’s Property Market Is Booming—But Buyers Are Being Left Behind
Key takeaways Brisbane’s house prices are rising faster than buyer budgets, especially in inner suburbs. Within 10km of the CBD, buyers are searching at around $1.1 million, but listings are $1.45 million , a $350,000 affordability gap. In premium suburbs…
How you see the world has a significant effect on your success
There are, broadly speaking, two ways to see the world and these have a great influence on how successful you become. The first is what psychologists call the “external locus of control” and the second is the “internal locus of…
The Right Property for This Stage?
Key takeaways With inflation now under control and interest rates likely to drop another two through or even four times over the next year, Australia’s real estate markets are moving into the next phase of the property cycle, and strategic…
Warren Buffet’s 3 Step Strategy for Success
One day Warren Buffet was sitting in the cockpit of his plane with his pilot, Mike Flint. They were having a conversation. Flint asked Buffet what it takes to succeed. Buffet shared with him the following 3 Step Strategy for Success:…
The Property Investor’s Secret Weapon, with Brett Warren
Imagine this… You’ve got a strong property portfolio, you’re working hard, and the market is looking good. Then – boom – life throws you a curveball. Maybe it’s a job loss, a health issue, or a tenant stops paying rent…
Buying an Investment Property in Australia (Step-by-Step)
Are you an expat considering buying an investment property in Australia? Well… you’re not alone. Since the pandemic lockdowns eased (remember those?) and our international and domestic borders reopened there has been a shift in demand across all our property…
How Millennials Are Reinventing the Great Australian Dream
Key takeaways Once accused of abandoning suburbia, millennials are now embracing it — just on a later timeline. They delayed life milestones like parenthood, which pushed back traditional housing moves. Millennials aren’t copying their parents — they’re updating the dream….
How big is your home?
Aussies like their space. Always have. In fact, according to the latest data from World Population Review, Australia ranks number one in the world when it comes to average house size, coming in at a whopping 214 square metres. That’s…
7 tax tips for the end of the financial year
Smart property investors use all the legal tax rules to minimize their cash flow leakage and maximise their deductions. The government encourages property investors to provide accommodation for those who need it by offering them a range of tax benefits….
[PODCAST] What the rich won’t tell you. The truth behind building massive wealth
While most of us want to become rich and successful, it’s really not as easy as many suggest on social media. In today’s show Tom Corley and I explain why building wealth is a two-step process and the requirements to…
What Australia’s Top Demolition Suburbs Are Telling Us About the Next Phase of the Property Cycle
Key takeaways Gentrification is a powerful force in our property markets. Knockdown-rebuild activity often precedes gentrification and capital growth, offering upside for early movers. High demolition activity often occurs in established, high-demand suburbs where vacant land is scarce. Buyers are…
177 Self-Made Millionaires Share Habits They Learned From Their Parents
Why is there only a small percentage of rich people? Why are so many people poor? The experts are quick to point the finger of blame at a variety of causes: low wages, America’s shrinking manufacturing base, U.S. companies moving…
Melbourne’s Population is Booming—Here’s What That Means for Property Investors
Key takeaways Melbourne is on track to hit 9 million people by 2050, overtaking Sydney and becoming Australia’s largest city. This growth will demand 1.6 million new homes, 1.5 million jobs, and infrastructure that can support 10 million daily trips—an…
Top 10 Nuggets Of Buffett Wisdom For Life Success
Warren Buffett is an American business magnate, investor and philanthropist. He is regarded as the most successful investor of the current era, so we can certainly learn a lot from him. Here’s 10 wonderful life lessons from Warren Buffett: 1. It…
What makes an “investment grade” property?
Key takeaways There are 11 million dwellings in Australia with a total value of over $111trillion, but not all properties make good investments. And what makes an investment grade property for me may not be a suitable investment for you…
7 money lessons in 7 minutes
Let’s face it — managing money isn’t always intuitive. But the good news is, it doesn’t have to be complicated either. These seven simple yet powerful money lessons can shift the way you think about your finances and help set…
Don’t base decisions on property data!
Key takeaways Property data often lacks the same level of reliability as share market data, so it’s important to combine data analysis with local geographical expertise. Suburb data can be less reliable than median data for capital cities, because thinly…
Buying a Home Now Takes 8 Years’ Salary — Here’s What That Really Means (and What Smart Investors Should Do About It)
Key takeaways According to AHURI, it now takes 8 years of average full-time earnings to afford the typical Australian home. Sydney leads the unaffordability pack: 10.2 years of gross salary needed. Melbourne: 9.1 years, Brisbane: 8.5 years. This is a…
Why the Government’s Super Tax on Unrealised Gains Should Alarm Every Australian Investor
Key takeaways The federal government proposes taxing unrealised capital gains in super accounts over $3 million at 30%, doubling the current 15% tax. This means being taxed on asset value increases—even without selling, earning, or receiving any income from them….
Are You an Anchor? Do you have these Poor Habits?
Key takeaways We are our own worst enemy. Our anchors drag us down and everyone around us. Those anchors act like neon billboard signs that tell others: “I am an anchor who will drag you down”. Find your anchors and remove…
Why It’s Time to Sync Immigration with Housing Strategy
Key takeaways We’re welcoming record migration—446,000 people last year alone—without planning for where they’ll live, work, or study. This disconnect is fuelling an engineered housing and infrastructure crisis, not just a temporary shortage. Developers aren’t the problem—they build when it…
Nine powerful beliefs of the mega successful
Success is ultimately based on action but your beliefs determine your actions. And the big secret of the mega-successful for getting ahead is what they believe – full stop. Many people want to believe that it’s some unfair throw of…
What 9 Million People by 2050 Means for Property Investors – With Brett Warren
Imagine a Melbourne the size of New York City. Yes, really.That’s the trajectory we’re on. By 2050, Melbourne’s population is projected to swell to 9 million people, making it not just Australia’s biggest city by population, but potentially one of…
10 Reasons Most People Will Never Become Rich
Reason #1: Uncertain how to become rich In my five-year Rich Habits Study/Research, I learned something profound: There are 4 very specific paths to accumulating wealth: Saver/Investor Path – Save 20% or more of your income and consistently/prudently invest those savings….
How Property Taxes Inflate the Cost of New Housing
Key takeaways Buyers assume their mortgage repayments go toward building equity. In reality, up to the first 15 years of repayments on a typical new build mostly cover government-imposed taxes and charges—not the home itself. According to HIA’s Tim Reardon,…
If You Change Yourself, You Can Change Your Life
You cannot change the circumstances. But you can get stronger, wiser, better. Life is about constant, predictable patterns of change, and the only constant factor will be our feelings and attitudes toward life. We as human beings have the power…