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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 411 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessEntrepreneurshipInvesting |
It might seem like only yesterday that rates were supposed to be coming down but the news changes fast: This week's inflation data has already prompted calls for RBA rate rises. One of the loudest calls comes from this week's guest... who should know... more
For renters it’s been tough, for property owners it’s been plain sailing as rents grew in double digits last year. With slowing immigration intake and some easing of wider pressures, rent increases are not going to stay at those high levels.Where do ... more
June 30 this year is a unique tax opportunity for the simple reason your tax bill in FY 2024 is very likely to be higher than FY 2025: That means the deductions are better if you get them sorted in the next two months. more
What does the property market look like to Gen Z? The generation born after 1997 that takes a one percent vacancy rate as 'normal'; The people who get 100 applicants for a spare bedroom in a shared house. They have a different story but it is a story... more
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Quite an interesting podcast but clearly stinks of Murdoch bias and misinformation against EVs etc.What other agendas ar they slipping in?
Very informative.
TLDR: Another Murdoch Empire stooge editorialising on right wing politics… I think I’m going to call time on this version of the Money Cafe now. It’s much less entertaining without Alan Kohler and has turned into a bit of a James Kirby waffle-fest. He brings on guests but often interrupts them to answers his own questions, goes off on tangents and waffling editorials and takes guesses at answering questions without knowing the answers. It’s still OK, just not great. If you’re pretty right wing a... more
Pretty basic and lacks any charm since Alan left. Seems it’s being aimed toward people with considerable wealth only now. Who aren’t very financially literate. Unfortunately most of the talking points just aren’t even valid if you aren’t in the top tax brackets… and if you’re a financially despondent millennial who will never be able to achieve the wealth they speak of - then a lot of the guests and content will just make you depressed or angry.
I think I’m going to call time on this version of the Money Cafe now. It’s much less entertaining without Alan Kohler and has turned into a bit of a James Kirby waffle-fest. He brings on guests but often interrupts them to answers his own questions, goes off on tangents and waffling editorials and takes guesses at answering questions without knowing the answers. It’s still OK, just not great. If you’re pretty right wing and only interested in what’s best for the well off in society, you’ll enjoy... more
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