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The Australian Property Market Politics - Australian Investment Education

In what is a hot potato property market with over-inflated prices and high barriers to entry. As we approach an election, we’re starting to see politics play a large part in our market. Here’s how the most recent property policies are affecting our market: Property is Expensive, Like Really Expensive It wouldn’t be an episode chatting about a property if we didn’t cover just how unaffordable it. And over-inflated property prices are right now. In what was covered in podcast episode number 26. And host Andrew Baxter makes mention of just how hard it is to get into the market. Now, we’re see over 64% of first homebuyers bankroll by Mum and Dad. To the average amount of a whopping $94,000 just to get them to start. And with interest rates so artificially low. Also, we’ve seen the property market propelled to extremely overvalued levels. In what is has all-encompassing growth across regional. And urban areas in Australia. Now, over two thirds of Aussies own their own prope

4 Types of Timeframe Investing - Australian Investment Education

A common theme in our podcast is adapting to the current environment and selecting strategies is no different. Join us in this week’s episode as we look at 4 different types of timeframe investing and what conditions might be most suitable for each: What Works For You? Most people want to make money, but diving in and trying to you are best served to figure out what sort of strategy is best suited to you. Through decades of experience and countless clients, Host Andrew Baxter points out that figuring out what sort of investor or trader you are is a critical step in being successful. Everyone has different risk appetites and different strategies do bring different risks into play. The type of income can vary greatly across strategies – whether it be income, capital growth or passive and establishing what you are after will be one of the determining factors of which way you go. If you are time poor, you may need to consider the requirements of different strategies. Tho