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I talk about a chronic issue that plagues investors all the time. And that’s setting the wrong goals. What the typical Australian investors believe to be the right goals, I believe may not be serving their best interest.

I want to bust a myth that seems to be rife amongst Australian business owners and investors, and that’s you need to have a high income to achieve financial freedom.

There’s one behaviour or pattern that I notice amongst all investors that flounder and fail to achieve their financial and lifestyle goals…

With COVID-19 ripping through economies around the world, many people become armchair experts at epidemiology and economics.

In this week’s article, I talk about the difference between Australian and USA property investing. In Australia, there’s only one way to transact from a real estate perspective, while the U.S. has multiple methods.

If I had to give you one piece of advice, it’s that as a property investor, you can’t do it all alone. How do you discern between a good and bad property investment advisor?

Alternative investments don’t need to be more risky if you understand what you’re doing and where to look for opportunities

A lot of families avoid the topic of money and wealth in the household, which is all wrong. Instead, the opposite is true – start talking early.

What if I told you that you could get into property investing with a significantly smaller sum of money, with lower risk and higher returns?

If the banks have stopped lending you money, then it’s time to consider alternative investment opportunities. Let me show you why.

It’s vital first to understand that you shouldn’t jump into property investing because everyone is or because you think it’s a get rich quick investment. There is more to property investing than you see or hear.