The Doors of Perception "In between the things that are known, and unknown, lie the doors of perception." Jim Morrison was often revered and feared in equal measure. In the world of financial markets, where varying perspectives may reveal hidden truths that govern our economic reality, there are other voices that may carry the knowledge
The Bright-line Test - Understanding It Through a Real-World Example Selling your property is often a lifestyle driven decision, that carries massive financial implications. The Bright-line Property Rule is an essential consideration in this process so it pays to understand the key dates before you go much further with your plans. In this article, I
Our Financial World The majority of this podcast revolves around my journey to build wealth and my view of where the world is headed. We all deal with finances, be it through homeownership, banking, or investments. But without the proper tools, understanding your financial position can be daunting. Tools like Sharesight can be invaluable for
"In times of great change, the beginner's mind has the advantage," That's something worth remembering, whether you're a novice investor or a seasoned pro. In the world of personal finance, it's easy to get lost in the art of budgeting or tangled in the tools of trade like shares, property, or index funds. Yet, the
Our future promises to be vastly different from the world we know now. Why, because we're living in an exponential age, and technology is now moving at a pace we're not prepared for. Parents, like myself, and like you too, may be grappling with an unusual quandary. How do we teach our children to thrive,
Hello and welcome to the final article in our mortgage series. We've previously discussed how much of a mortgage is too much, and when you should start repaying it. Now, we're delving into how you can efficiently repay your mortgage. To begin, let's use an example. A $1 million mortgage repaid over 30 years could
Whether you're an experienced political analyst, a curious onlooker, or a concerned citizen, keep an open mind regarding the so-called 'housing crisis' from a few years back. It was first home buyers, greedy property investors, and the overseas buyers we suspected, but never really spotted in the act. We we're led on a which hunt
As we find ourselves in the throes of an election year, we're confronted with a multitude of complex and pressing conversations. One such conversation that stands out concerns our economic systems and the governance that guides them. I stand for an economic model that champions competition, propels growth, and has consistently demonstrated its capacity to
How Much of a Mortgage Payment Is Too Much? How much of a mortgage is too much of a mortgage in today's world, is a very different discussion than it was just a couple of years ago, and it's certainly a different type of answer that perhaps your parents would have had. No longer is
Redefining Wealth: How Fixing Money Can Transform Our World In today's episode of The Everyday Investor Podcast, we have a fascinating and insightful conversation with Cody Ellingham, a New Zealand photographic artist, writer, and host of The Transformation of Value Podcast. We explore a wide range of topics, from the core principles of Austrian economics
