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Fresh after the RBA's momentous and daresay controversial move to leave the cash rate on hold in August, Warren Hogan and Peter Tulip shared their thoughts on if it was the right move with the podcast, and where to from here. 00:00-13:11 - Intro and News 13:11-22:27 - Warren Hogan 22:27-39:56 - Peter Tulip

Fresh after the RBA's momentous and daresay controversial move to leave the cash rate on hold in August, Peter Tulip shared his thoughts on if it was the right move with the podcast, where to from here, and if his concerns about transparency from his time at the central bank are being rectified with this review.

Fresh after the RBA's momentous and daresay controversial move to leave the cash rate on hold in August, Warren Hogan shared his thoughts on if it was the right move with the podcast, and where to from here.

In this episode Dom and Harrison sat down with Serina Bird. You may know Serina best from her 'Joyful Frugalista' book. Now she's launched the book 'How to Pay Your Mortgage Off in 10 Years' - and we'll discuss just that, as well as what's making the latest news. 00:00-01:16: Intro 01:16-05:57: Victorian rent caps news 05:57-09:55: Unemployment rate at 3.5% news 09:55-1...

In this episode Dom and Harrison sat down with Serina Bird. You may know Serina best from her 'Joyful Frugalista' book and podcast series. Now she's launched the book 'How to Pay Your Mortgage Off in 10 Years' - and we'll discuss just that. Domestic Violence Helplines: 1800RESPECT - 1800 737 732 Mensline Australia - 1300 789 978 Lifeline - 13 11 14 In an emergency ring 000

The property data is every which way at the moment. Some say the sky is falling, others are so bullish you can see their horns. On the podcast for a proper property pulse, we have Michelle May. Michelle is a Sydney based buyers agent primarily serving within a 10km radius of the CBD, and discusses some of the themes concerning homebuyers in this market. She is also host of the Buy Your Side podcas...

The property data is every which way at the moment. Some say the sky is falling, others are so bullish you can see their horns. On the podcast for a proper property pulse, we have Michelle May. Michelle is a Sydney based buyers agent primarily serving within a 10km radius of the CBD, and discusses some of the themes concerning homebuyers in this market. She is also host of the Buy Your Side podcas...

In June, more than 120,000 cars were sold/delivered, marking the strongest June month since 2018. The Tesla Model Y took second spot, behind only the Toyota Hilux. It usurped the venerable Ford Ranger, which slipped to third. So, is this a changing of the guard? Here to talk to us about car sales is Tony Weber, and what needs to be done to encourage the uptake of more EVs, especially now they are...

In June, more than 120,000 cars were sold/delivered, marking the strongest June month since 2018. The Tesla Model Y took second spot, only behind the Toyota Hilux. It usurped the venerable Ford Ranger. So, is this a changing of the guard? Here to talk to us about car sales is Tony Weber, and what needs to be done to encourage the uptake of more EVs, especially now they are becoming more affordable...

This week, in the post-RBA fallout of July, Dom and Harrison discussed the news as well as getting Cameron Kusher, director of economic research at PropTrack, on the podcast to chat about the property market post-pandemic, why listings are low, forecasts and all that good stuff. 00:00-13:17 - Intro & News 13:17-30:26 - Cameron Kusher 30:26-33:43 - Debrief and Outro

This week, in the post-RBA fallout of July, Dom and Harrison discussed the news as well as getting Cameron Kusher from PropTrack on the podcast to chat about the property market post-pandemic, why listings are low, forecasts and all that good stuff.

As well as covering the news, Dom and Harrison spoke with Mark Chapman, H&R Block's director of tax communications, on this week's episode about everything end-of-financial-year tax time. This includes getting the most from your return, which working from home deduction method works best, and what tax time scams are out there. 00:00-02:07: Intro 2:07-4:33: CBA Outage 4:33-7:13: Qantas...

Dom and Harrison spoke with Mark Chapman on this week's episode about everything end-of-financial-year tax time. This includes getting the most from your return, which working from home deduction method works best, and what tax time scams are out there.

This week Dom and Harrison spoke with Anna Bligh, the CEO of the Australian Banking Association, which represents the Aussie banking sector. We threw a variety of questions at her, including the plan to phase out cheques by 2030, how banks are handling scams, how they are preparing for a recession, and if there's any plans to further relax serviceability requirements. The chat with Ms Bligh st...

This week Dom and Harrison spoke with Anna Bligh, the CEO of the Australian Banking Association, which represents the Aussie banking sector. We threw a variety of questions at her, including the plan to phase out cheques by 2030, how banks are handling scams, how they are preparing for a recession, and if there's any plans to further relax serviceability requirements. It was a good one!

It's been a huge week for news, but amidst all of this: What is a customer owned bank? Why is my grandma part of one? Should I be part of one? How can they offer really competitive products compared to the majors? This week Dom and Haz sat down with Stephanie Elliott from the Customer Owned Banking Association to explain all of this and more. The chat with Steph starts at 19:20.

What is a customer owned bank? Why is my grandma part of one? Should I be part of one? How can they offer really competitive products compared to the majors? This week Dom and Haz sat down with Stephanie Elliott from the Customer Owned Banking Association to explain all of this and more.

38% of people haven't checked their credit score! Are you one of them? Geri Cremin from the Australian Retail Credit Association's Credit Smart shared some myths about credit reports and scores, what they mean, when they're important, and when they're not. That's at the 15:00 mark. Dom and Harrison also discussed the latest news, including the elephant in the room - RBA rate hi...

38% of people haven't checked their credit score! Are you one of them? Geri Cremin from the Australian Retail Credit Association's Credit Smart shared some myths about credit reports and scores, what they mean, when they're important, and when they're not.

This week the podcast is all about currency and how the Aussie Dollar is performing, and the few locations it is performing strongly. To explain all that and why is Peter Dragicevich, Corpay Cross Border Solutions' currency strategist for the Asia-Pacific Market. Peter starts at 8:10.

This week the podcast is all about currency and how the Aussie Dollar is performing, and the few locations it is performing strongly. To explain all that and why is Peter Dragicevich, Corpay Cross Border Solutions' currency strategist for the Asia-Pacific Market.

This week Dom and Harrison sat down with Nerida Conisbee, the chief economist at Ray White. She explained why vendors aren't putting their properties up for sale, the general market sentiment, and how first home buyers can get their foot on the property ladder in this challenging environment. Nerida starts at approx 9:40.

This week Dom and Harrison sat down with Nerida Conisbee, the chief economist at Ray White. She explained why vendors aren't putting their properties up for sale, the general market sentiment, and how first home buyers can get their foot on the property ladder in this challenging environment.

After nearly a week to digest the Federal Budget, Dom and Harrison sat down with AMP chief economist Shane Oliver to discuss it in further detail, the surprise surplus, why income tax reform is needed, and yes, of course - the RBA cash rate forecasts. Shane is at 18:00.

After nearly a week to digest the Federal Budget, Dom and Harrison sat down with AMP chief economist to discuss it in further detail, the surprise surplus, why income tax reform is needed, and yes, of course - the RBA cash rate forecasts.