Stop Buying Property – Build a Cash Machine!

Stop Buying Property – Build a Cash Machine!

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Would you like a Cash Machine? Imagine flicking a switch in the morning and having it churn out money all day while you get on with the things you love doing. Building a cash machine gives you the freedom to take your hands off the wheel, live comfortably, and pass wealth on to the nextRead More

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The Great Wealth Debate: Bricks or Stocks?

The Great Wealth Debate: Bricks or Stocks?

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Are you looking to build greater wealth but unsure which investment vehicle is right for you? When it comes to building wealth, few debates are as enduring as property versus shares. Recently, I sat down for a live conversation with Louise Bedford – one of Australia’s most respected trading educators, a bestselling author of sixRead More

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Brisbane Housing Market Update [video] | September 2026

Brisbane Housing Market Update [video] | September 2026

Brisbane, Insight

Brisbane fell 1% in August — its third consecutive monthly decline, taking values 2.7% lower across the winter. But the number that reframes Brisbane’s position most sharply is a supply figure: advertised stock is now 51% higher than it was a year ago. Half again as many properties on the market as twelve months ago.Read More

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Melbourne Housing Market Update [video] | September 2026

Melbourne Housing Market Update [video] | September 2026

Insight, Melbourne

Melbourne has now recorded nine consecutive months of falling values — the longest unbroken decline of any Australian capital city in this cycle. August delivered a further 1.1% fall, leaving the market 6.5% below its November cyclical high and 6.8% below the March 2022 peak. That second figure deserves attention. Melbourne is not correcting fromRead More

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Sydney Housing Market Update [video] | September 2026

Sydney Housing Market Update [video] | September 2026

Insight, Sydney

Sydney’s August result was the steepest single month of this entire correction. Home values fell 1.8%, extending a decline that has now run six consecutive months and pushing the market 7.1% below its February record high. Across the three winter months alone, Sydney shed 4.7%. But the figure that captures how complete this has becomeRead More

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