#gotmoney?

Nicki Hutley is a Partner at Deloitte Australia and her three decades as an economist are her calling card. However her ability to economically connect to the human cost of the corona virus provides the basis for an exploration into the possibilities that could result from this unprecedented economic environment.

Nicki offers a unique and warm perspective on how as a country we can climb out of this crisis fiscally, be better for the experience and find the opportunities yet to be discovered

 

Elizabeth and Cate discuss working remotely, the current Covid19 restrictions and how they apply to the property market.

They consider how to manage the restrictions on viewing; the impact of the virus on buying and selling as well as looking at marketing to create new client connections and collaborative partnerships.

 

Super is on the table for a thorough examination, it takes a financial planner an accountant and mortgage broker just 24 minutes to dismantle the jargon of super, and too some extent leaves us wondering if there isn’t another show to be had on the topic.

Scott tears into the history of super while maintaining an eyrie excitement about the topic, Amanda goes to taxation land and gets animated about how to structure super to benefit your tax position while Phoebe talks about the complexities of borrowing from your super.

Elizabeth just maintains the strength to stay awake while the others party hard in the studio #gotmoney

 

Elizabeth interviews her client Matt about the “Zero Deposit Homes”, “Zero Deposit” homes. We want to say that more than once as its a complete package that requires you too buckle up while sitting in the possibility of owning your own home.

The Zero Deposit home program is a landmark homeownership solution. Its entire premise is to make homeownership possible for everyone. It is like “JOY” this homeownership program doesn’t care who you are or how you identify, the Zero Deposit programs sole purpose is to make it possible for you to have your own home.

The mission of this program is for you to have your own home where you can lay your head at night that belongs to you and your family.

82,000 people are waiting for Government homes to come available and that been because up to now there hasn’t been a solution that allows you to consider purchasing a home without a full 5 or 10% deposit.

 

Welcome to the Zero Deposit Homes Program, for more information please come through to the got money Facebook page

 

The Property market takes on the Share market, it’s game on in the studio. Elizabeth and the team discuss the current state of the stock markets internationally, the effect of the Corona Virus and how to consider your investment portfolio during this market shift. Scott the financial planner says “buy” and the team unpacks the best strategy to consider in view of these unusual market conditions. Property wins the day according to Elizabeth however Phoebe, Amanda and Scott offer a reasonable argument for a balanced varied portfolio.

 

It’s daunting to juggle everything and living in hope that your life, health, and disability insurancers will do the right thing by you. In this week’s episode, we unravel the Insurance space with Jodi Bird from Australias number one consumer protectors.

Jodi Bird talks frankly about the insurance space as an advocate for the end-user, tips to consider when looking for the right insurer and why Choice continue to do so well with the Australian public.

 

Interviewing Terry Ryder is like having a friend over for a few wines and a cheese board. He understands his own narrative, he’s not afraid to dive into the property space which is littered with opinion and conjecture. Terry doesn’t have to feel his way around the Property Sector he works solely with evidence based research which he lovingly compiles with his team in Queensland.  This discussion is more than areas and profiles, this interview looks at what makes up a property portfolio and how to be discerning. A great listen and as alway a pleasure

 

 

Patrick Sloyan from Consumer Action and Anna Dooland from Diversitat shine a light into the cupboard of easy, easy, easy money. Like a cheap date easy money will run through you, ruin you and leave you with a financial hangover that only mum and a trust account can fix. Easy money isn’t easy, it preys on the vulnerable and users ticks and long unreadable terms and conditions, likes large late penalties which can ultimately trap you into a spiral of financial pain.

It’s not a young persons issue, its just “a issue” and doesn’t discriminate. Anna says she’s not opposed to it as it can be a game changer for those that have urgent needs and some discipline. Great content form out guests and for those who may need the services of these front line organisations please see there website links

 

 

 

 

www.diversitat.org.au

www.consumeraction.org.au

We entirely loath that there is such a things as “homelessness” especially in our richly abundant country. In truth homelessness is systemic, under reported, climbing, underfunded and like most horrendous Government Shortfalls its currently extremely impactful on older woman and those fleeing from family violence.

We interview Jeanette Large the CEO of Woman Property Initiative and examine the housing shortfall, how woman are now the new poor and homeless. It’s reported like puddle that can actually swallow a elephant.  Jeanette invites our listeners to lean into this information because every act of kindness is a step towards change.

The premise for Got Money is to position not only valuable educational content but to also unpack the true nature of less income equals less super and that with great financial goals old age could be the most fortunate of times.

WPI now have there own Real Estate and Property management arm and we invite you to consider there services as your act of kindness

www.wpi.org.au

“Queers in property”,  it must of been like this when vanilla ice cream discovered dark chocolate and chilli. A world of congratulations to these young smart Queer Professionals that are “for our community” and more importantly “by our community”

Meg, Rosso and Ben are enthusiastic, intelligent and fun LGBTQIA+ advocates, educators and comrades in a mostly primitive construction/property sector where woman only have blonde hair and long legs and the guys drink beer (yes a massive generalisation, makes a nice change) during the interview its evident that change is happening and at the top and it give us a optimistic long term view of a sector that needed change.

Well done Queers in Property