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In this episode, Sarah from the Positive Money team unpacks the latest updates in the lending world as banks and lenders outline what to expect heading into 2026. With news headlines stirring concern—especially around DTI restrictions and lenders stepping back from trust lending—Sarah cuts through the noise to clarify what’s really happening behind the scenes.
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In today’s Wealth Coffee Chats, Alex breaks down the latest inflation numbers released for October—showing a sharp rise to 3.8%, along with a slight drop in unemployment. These two metrics form the backbone of the RBA’s interest rate decisions, and together they paint a picture every investor and mortgage holder needs to pay attention to.
Alex walks through the inflati...
In this Property Management Wednesday edition of Wealth Coffee Chats, Kasey brings a timely update on the tightening rental market across Australia and what it truly means for landlords. With vacancy rates hitting record lows, rents rising, and affordability pressures building across Perth, Queensland, Melbourne, and key regional markets, the big question remains: Is...
In this Tax Tuesday edition of Wealth Coffee Chats, tax and financial adviser Anthony Warford breaks down the latest updates on the Div 296 Super Tax—a proposal the Treasury has been pursuing for more than two years. After significant public pushback, the government has adjusted aspects of the policy, including removing the controversial unrealised gains component. B...
In this episode of Wealth Coffee Chats, host Emily Miller breaks down the behavioral psychology that quietly shapes every property investor’s decisions. Drawing on Nobel-prize-winning research from Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky, Emily explains prospect theory—why losses feel twice as painful as gains feel good, why we compare ourselves to the wrong things...
