G'day! Is your superannuation really enough to support the lifestyle you’d like for retirement? This week I’m chatting with Bernard Salt to discuss people’s expectations for superannuation, and the fact super won’t stretch to meet the life expectancy and lifestyle we’ve grown accustomed to. Watch…
G'day! Where is the Australian economy taking the property market? This week I chat with Clifford Bennett, an International Economist, to explore how property investment sits within Australia’s current economic environment. If you’re wondering when to buy and how to maximise the return on your…
G'day! This week I speak to National Manager of Property Club, Troy Gunasekera. He is often asked about the stability of the property market. Troy explores the issues around the supply and demand for residential property, and discusses his view of the gap in supply. Watch the video to see what the…
G'day! This week I chat with Rob Wellings, the Young Investors Club President, and young investor Matthew Graw. Matthew has some great questions about how to get started in property investment from a young age. Property Club also has some useful software that helps young investors determine if they…
G'day! This week I interview Bernard Salt about the differences in the generations and their interest in property investing. I want to know when Generation Y is going to start investing in property. As Bernard outlines, they tend to be happy living in the moment, and staying in their parent’s home…
G'day! I recently had the opportunity to chat with the Gold Coast City Mayor, Tom Tate and discover some exciting projects that will drive growth on the Gold Coast. These projects will not only drive investment leading up to the 2018 Commonwealth Games but will have significant impact for property…
After yet another month of indecision it’s clear that the RBA have cemented their heads firmly in the sand. Briefly, here’s my analysis of why their interest rate strategy is NOT working… I’m Kevin Young and I’m not happy. RBA are at it again. They raised rates when we had 4.3% unemployment and…