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Eliza Owen, Head of Australian Research at CoreLogic Australia and leading economic and property commentator joins Get Invested to talk about imposterism in Australia’s property market, economics, key data indicators and so much more. CoreLogic is Australia’s leading and most extensive property data house. The CoreLogic Research team has a reputation for excellence when delivering analysis and insights on the Australian property and construction markets and key factors affecting the real estate, banking and finance, construction and risk industries. Eliza is a property market analyst. She holds a first class honours degree in economics, she’s a TEDx speaker and continues to be a regular economic and property commentator across the media. Eliza has a wealth of experience in property data analysis and reporting. She worked as an economist at Residex, a research analyst at Domain Group and previously as the commercial real estate and construction analyst at CoreLogic. She specialises in descriptive and inferenti

In this Summer Series episode of Get Invested, I thought I’d help you with my insights on key property questions for 2021: What is likely to happen in the world of property? What are the key metrics you need to consider before you buy property? And is this the right time to buy Property? To do this, we’re publishing a recent conversation I enjoyed as a guest on the popular Nucleus Investments insight podcast. It was a terrific conversation covering a broad spectrum of areas of property market conditions including the under supply of quality properties, falling mortgage rate impacts and the flow on from the anticipated upcoming changes to responsible lending laws.  We talk about areas of Australian property that have been helped and hindered by the pandemic and we chat around the key metrics you need to use when sizing up the potential of an investment property. We also discuss: Some common property pitfalls that investors make, especially in relation to SMSFs  We delve into the importance of land in property

To re-motivate you to stay true to your long term lifestyle and investment goals, I thought I’d share the awesome conversation I enjoyed on the Talking Trading podcast, Australia’s longest running and very popular investment and trading podcast. It is hosted by professional financial journalist, Caroline Stephen, and supported by best-selling authors Louise Bedford and Chris Tate – who is Get Invested’s resident financial markets commentator. The Talking Trading podcast is your free weekly trading podcast, showcasing the world's best equities traders with great trading tips, strategies and more. Talking Trading consistently shares insightful content and Caroline has a brilliant interviewing style that gets the best out of her leading professional investor guests. To get you in the mood to start living by design and not by default, Caroline got me to open up on a broad range of subjects including: My family background and some interesting personal history  A discussion on my highs and lows The importance of w

Do you want to live an amazing fulfilling life? Do you and your life partner want to enjoy a happy and healthy relationship where you both get to do meaningful work and make a difference in the world while also spending quality time with your family? Do you want to be financially free and secure your family’s future, and enjoy the fulfilment that only comes from giving freely to others? It all sounds so easy on paper. But how can you achieve and live the holy grail when you are constantly drowning in debt and despair, with no spare time to scratch yourself and no energy to do anything about it, even if you did? To pay for your increasingly expensive lifestyle that you and your family deserve, you’re working countless hours and you feel stuck in an endless cycle of work and struggle, and every thing and everyone else is suffering, because you’ve got no spare time and no energy. This can result in:   You and your partner slowly and invisibly growing apart as underlying resentment, insecurity, guilt, financial

In the spirit of Get Invested, Over the last two episodes we’ve reflected on the year that was and the year that will be in property, so this week we continue our reflective and projective Summer Series with a parallel look at the future through the lens of the financial markets with our inveterate trading mentor Chris Tate of ‘The Trading Game’ fame and the Talking Trading podcast. Investing by developing a profitable personalised trading system that suits you and prevailing market conditions is where Chris can really help you. Chris is considered to be a freaky trading genius by all of his trading peers. He’s a trading veteran of over 30 years, one of the first people ever to release a share trading book in Australia and the bestselling author of The Art of Trading and The Art of Options Trading in Australia – you can enjoy his full story and investment philosophy on Get Invested episode 115 if you haven’t enjoyed it already. Chris is caustically funny, brutally honest and capable of making your jaw drop wi

Continuing our summer series with insights from Real Estate Talk, we now look to the future with three of Australia's leading property researchers: - Josh Masters from Buyside buyers agents - Louis Christopher from SQM Research - Terry Ryder from the Ryder Report and hotspotting.com.au fame, who you’ve had the pleasure of listening to on past episodes of Get Invested So if you want to be in the box seat to take advantage of all of the property opportunities that 2021 is likely to bring, you’re in the perfect place right now. To further peak your interest on the great insights we share with these property thought leaders, today's show will inform you on: How property is adapting and changing post-pandemic The level of optimism in relation to property growth in the upcoming year The impact that lending law relaxation and changes to stamp duty in NSW and Victoria are likely to have on property movements A look around the country at the where the major growth opportunities are likely to occur and why A discussio

In the spirit of getting invested, over then next few of episodes we’ll be checking in with expert views from a number of angles to assist you in understanding what has happened and what is likely to happen, so you can decide what if anything you want to do about it, and make better informed adaptive decisions. To kick things off this week with our reflective Summer Series, and given the rare window of opportunity that has emerged in property, we’ll replay a recent episode of the Real Estate Talk Show that you can also see in full technicolor video format here: channels.realty.com.au/realestatetalk/. As part of my new regular anchor hosting role on Australia’s most popular property show Real Estate Talk, this week we start at the macro data level and then drill down to the micro hands-on practitioner level to review property performance across the country at a number of levels. My interviews start with more positive news on the upward trajectory of property across the nation based on Core Logic’s latest home

Today’s special episode will give you all of the timely information, inspiration and the answers you need to get clear on your life direction and what to do about it. And the answer is going to surprise you because I guarantee that it is not what you think. And to give you the answer, I’m really thrilled to be talking with another couple of my lifetime heroes and heroines and partners in all things, Allan and Barbara Pease. If you haven’t heard of them and don’t admire them then you’ve probably been living under a rock for the last 40 years – and during this time they’ve been my virtual mentors and life guides, equipping me with everything I need to prosper in life. I can honestly say that I wouldn’t be where I am today if not for their timely and timeless guidance in all aspects of my life, both personally and professionally. Yes I know this is a big statement, but I also know it to be true. Why? When I was in my late teens and early twenties I was a bit of an introvert and quite reserved, awkward and shy by

It’s a time to embrace your discomfort, feel the fear and do it anyway – this is the gateway to change, learning and growth. Our guest Samantha Phillips is a great example of this.  Sam is one of the best conveyancers I know. Her knowledge, commitment, responsiveness, attention to detail and ability to come up with approaches and solutions that have both protected and saved our clients tens of thousands of dollars over the years is second to none. And you’ll hear some of her brilliant secrets and tips in our conversation today.  Sam is warm and friendly and one of the most understated and humble professionals around. Sam lets the exceptional quality of her work and her actions do the talking.  Starting her conveyancing business as a single Mum in the front of her home over 16 years ago, her tenacity, grit and resilience has led to the growth of her current conveyancing business Tuckfields where she is CEO of one of South Australia’s largest and most progressive conveyancing firms, leading a team of 16 profess

In this episode, I continue my new role as co host of Australia’s leading and most popular property show, Kevin Turner’s Real Estate Talk on realty.com.au. During today’s episode, I talk with the Property Professor and Chairman of the Property Investment Professionals of Australia Peter Koulizos on property performance post recessions and what it might mean post COVID 19. We chat with Stuart Weymss of ProSolutions about the increasing impact of finance on future property values. I add a discussion about the impact of lending law reforms and the added protection finance brokers will give property purchasers and borrowers through the new Best Interest Duty legislation, which all contrasts with the premature concerns being expressed by some consumer groups. And we close with another great chat with Pete Wargent of Buyers Buyers on how property buyers can better negotiate in tight rising property markets. So what does all this mean to you now and what should you do about it? Well, I’m suggesting you join the rank

Today we continue our focus on the future for property in Australia - for a very good reason – we are on the verge of a property boom. Following last week’s episode with Pete Wargent, we now dig deeper into property with leading national residential property market analyst Simon Pressley of Propertyology. So, why am I so excited? Because at the time of this episode we are in the eye of the property storm with property values for A class properties in high demand locations set to enjoy strong consistent growth in the very near future.  Why? Because we are currently in a very rare window of opportunity. And in today’s motivating discussion with Simon we answer all of your key questions including: What impact if any will the US election outcome have on property in Australia? What are the facts versus the media fear factory fiction on property value movements? Why is the ‘fiscal cliff’ term BS and why have most so-called ‘experts’ got their property forecasts so grossly wrong? What are the emerging trends that w

How are you going to protect and invest your hard earned money moving forward? What does the future hold? To give you a clearer picture on what is likely to happen as we emerge from the global pandemic, I’m joined this week by Get Invested regular Pete Wargent – one of Australia’s top investment experts and the best person I know fully understands the global scene and appreciates the machinations of the economy, the share market and property markets – a very rare combination.  When Pete talks, I listen – his independent, objective and forward looking insights are second to none. Now, if you want to find out if property is for you or how do to property and your finance better, because property really is a game of finance, so that you can protect and optimise your situation in the times ahead, join me on one of my regular Freedom Flight live zoom sessions where I summarise all of the gold from my step by step guide to financial freedom detailed in my book The Freedom Formula – just click here https://knowhowpro

It’s absolutely critical that all investors learn the rules of the lending game. The banks set the rules, and they can no longer be bent or broken.  Those that learn the rules and how to use them to their advantage will win the property investment game. Stuart Wemyss explains this in the continuation of our conversation, along with his book The Rules Of The Lending Game. Stuart is a qualified chartered accountant, an independent financial advisor and a mortgage broker. The Rules Of The Lending Game book covers how to: – Safely maximise your borrowing capacity,– Position yourself as a low risk borrower to the banks,– Correctly structure your investment loans,– Use mortgages to reduce your taxes,– Maximise bank valuations of your properties,– It outlines strategies for first-time buyers,– And shows you how to build a financing strategy to achieve your goals So, our advice to you, if you’re turned off by the topic of mortgages and all that mind numbing confusing money stuff, is to read Stuart’s book at least onc

Despite the busyness of life, at some stage you are going to need to make the time and take the time to invest in yourself. And today’s conversation with Stuart Wemyss, spread across this and the next episode, will give you the inspiration and the information to start making it happen. Because, as Stuart has made famous, it’s the start that stops most people. One of the great privileges of hosting this podcast is that I get to connect with all of the people I have respected and admired over the years, and in this regard today’s guest Stuart Weymss is another of my virtual mentors.  In many ways Stuart  is another one of my Siamese twins from another mother because we both think and act the same in relation to investing in yourself and living by design, along with adopting a holistic integrated approach where investing is an elite team sport and a game of finance. In his words, he also ‘eats his own cooking’ in terms of personally investing in the same way he advises his clients.   Stuart is a qualified charte

All the traits and behaviours of the most successful people who live by design can be learned and inculcated – it is just about mirroring these people and developing your own set of happy habits and rewarding rituals. And a great place to start is by mirroring the approach of today’s guest Jim Smith. Jim has successfully set up his life so that he is now devoting his time to building Focus Tours. Focus Tours is a fusion of Nepali and Laos charm combined with Australian focus on detail, creating a truly unique and personal experience for travellers looking to enjoy trekking, sightseeing, volunteering and unwinding. If you’re looking to travel to Nepal or Laos and really enjoy the local culture then check it out at www.focustours.com.au.   You’ll love Jim’s down to earth genuine, generous and very caring approach to helping others in everything he’s done and continues to do. Jim lives a very fulfilled life of freedom where he combines his love of travel with the ability to teach others and help others less fort

Anything you decide to invest in, and the way you invest in it, needs to satisfy this criteria: it must be simple and easy, time-effective, low-cost and high-growth – meaning you just need to pick investment vehicles that tick these boxes and the job’s done! In this regard, Jason McIntosh’s Motion Trader service is a perfect fit as the medium term nature of his investment trading system lets winning trades run for one to two years on average. This is a low touch, high traction approach. The beauty of Jason’s Motion Trader approach is that his algorithms do all of the homework and research for you, and because the work is technically based, the trading rules remove our subjective emotional judgement and reactivity - which, as you’ve heard, is the cause of most investment underperformance. But of course there’s much more to investing than just buying and selling stocks. The technical trading algorithms need to be aligned with your mental algorithm behaviour rules and your evolved AI, ancient intelligence automa

Jason McIntosh is the creator of Motion Trader — an online advisory service for retail investors and SMSFs. His career began in 1991 on the trading floor at Bankers Trust where he got to work with some of the best investment traders in the world. He gave up the hustle and bustle of the CBD in 2007. Nowadays he manages his family's investments from his home in Sydney because at the end of the day investment should be all about lifestyle. And what Jason enjoys most is teaching every day hard working Aussies to invest like the pros. He loves helping struggling investors to become successful. And if you're ready, he’d love to help you too. In technical terms, Jason is a share market algorithm investor. He’s developed a proven, profitable and robust share investing system that has personally returned his investment portfolio over 10-12% per annum, as you’ll hear during our discussion. Jason’s Motion Trader is a medium term trend following strategy. The aim is to use proven algorithms to identify stocks which meet

Today’s episode aims to give you more food for thought on how to think, reduce your risk and identify emerging opportunities. We do this through recent interviews which I’ve hosted on Australia’s most popular and longest running property podcast sitting in for Kevin Turner on the Real Estate Talk show - you can watch in full and get answers to all of your property questions from all of the industry leaders here:  https://channels.realty.com.au/realestatetalk/ So enjoy these thought provoking chats - with Jaemin Frazer on the importance of your mental wealth, then a discussion on the positive impacts on property flowing from the Treasurer’s decision to relax lending laws, as Sharon Fox Slater, the MD of EBM Rentcover, reveals the importance of reducing risk through specialised landlord insurance which has suffered a number of post-COVID changes. Then to conclude, Terry Ryder of hotspotting.com.au opens your ears to the opportunities flowing from the emerging trends in property. Get Invested is the podcast dedi

If you want to change your financial future by learning more about who you are, what you value and what is best suited to help you live the life you want with the money you have, then today’s guest Vince Scully is here to help you in Part 2 of our deeply engaging and informative discussion. If you listened to the last episode, you’ll know that Vince is a veteran Financial Adviser, Author and Financial Wellness Advocate and the founder of Life Sherpa – an online platform that helps you make money and investing accessible and affordable. He’s realised that what makes you comfortable with your money and allows you to live the life you want with the money you have isn’t about how much you earn or save or where you invest it. What makes the difference is truly understanding what you want and spending your money in a way that gets you closer to achieving it. It is about you getting clear on your true life goals and values. What I call 'living by design, not default' in my book The Freedom Formula. And Vince’s book

A lot of people are operating on defunct money myths that are misleading at best and destructive at worst. Myths that appear to make sense at first glance but have often passed their expiry date. This is where today’s guest Vince Scully comes in to help you clear the money myths. Vince is a veteran Financial Adviser, Author and Financial Wellness Advocate and the founder of Life Sherpa – an online platform that helps you make money and investing accessible and affordable.  He helps you to master the art of living the life you want with the money you have. Many myths sound credible but are dangerous to your wealth and happiness. Some of these myths include: “Money doesn’t buy happiness” “Rent money is dead money” “Two incomes are better than one” “You need a lot of money to start investing” And the biggest myth of all … “Cutting out your morning latte will make you rich.” This has prompted Vince to author his great book ‘The Latte fallacy and Other Money Myths.’ It addresses the commonly held, but incorrect