Anticipating Frydenberg’s huge budget update. Gold leverage explained. The super withdrawl disaster accelerates.
The Treasurer’s mini-budget update on July 23 will be one of the most keenly anticipated Zoom calls of the year. Alan and James discuss the budgetary and human considerations being weighed up in this week’s Money Cafe, and compare communist financial management to the MMT trend. Also discussed: Afterpay’s valuation, gold ETFs, the huge fund manager leaning into cash, and the long-term impact of early super withdrawals.
Previous Episodes
Special Edition – Modern Monetary Theory – What the hell is it and why is everyone talking about it?
Recession brings a new wave of retail investors. Why fewer financial advisers should mean better advice.
Market signals muffled as reserve banks buy up corporate bonds. The distancing rule that could ruin restaurants. Why Afterpay is soaring
Why Kogan is on a tear. Crazy credit card fees. Assessing the FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) movement.
Why a GDP recession matters. Will rioting bring markets back to reality? Learning from a tale of ETF woe.
Capital raisings bonanza – did you get a fair share? Why tech titans will now extend their dominance. Inflation or deflation – which is the worry?
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