Own Nothing & Be Happy | The Sad Truth In Australia

[@caldogz90]

Mindset is everything, people are so focused on going travelling, buying nice clothes/jewellery & nice cars to seem like they’re cool only to get to a point where they’re old and struggling

[@sheillasiro5025]

Well said

[@coopsnz1]

luxury cars * alchoal tax to hell in australia blame government

[@boxman8957]

Ravi you keep saying things like don't buy: 1) House land packages 2) Off the plans 3) Oversupplied suburbs 4) Units and apartments The average house in high demand areas is way too high for anyone living off the minimum wage. And regional areas are approaching their limiting price points and these areas are also seeing reduced demand as people are forced to go back to the office. Australians have no choice but to BUY into these saturated suburbs/house land packages/off the plans/units etc. They first need to put a roof over their heads and build equity now. It may take 5-10 years before they can cash out refinance and buy a 2nd and 3rd investment property. Or maybe none at all if they have units in saturated markets. Then their only next best option is to positively gear their 1st investment properties in these saturated markets provided they are close to shops and public transportation/jobs. By that timeframe, better to buy ETFs and debt recycle your PPR and earn airline points in the process.

[@pete3103]

Amen, wheres boxmans KZbin channel 😂

[@markserainidis1058]

The big problem is it is harder than ever before to buy property, everything has gone up at once , from groceries, petrol, gas, water, electricity, insurance, , outings, and attachments to housing, and rising homes, and now you need 3 investments not 2 to get ahead.

[@elisekolic6649]

Absolutely- why didn’t we get taught all this in school!

[@Sensei_it_is]

Ravi you or someone or a group of you money-wealth savvy people NEED build a course / something-similar or write a book about how from age 15 to age 39 people need to become laser-focused without getting anxious/stressed & build up ones net-worth/stockportfoilo/real-estate/entrepreneurship (and age 20 to age 29 start a family and have kids) and not to depend on the g0vt to live from age 40 to age 110 ..a lot of people in western society tend to notice that from age 40 they usually can’t work as hard as they used to and tend to get illnesses/diseases which also effects them not being able to work as fast/hard as they used to

[@PersonalFinancewithRaviSharma]

Watch this space 👀

[@glp9047]

It’s not a conspiracy theory when that’s what the WEF actually said

[@football24091]

Immigration is a big player in house prices

[@Dilmahteabags]

How?

[@DaveHuggins-m4j]

Hi Ravi I am curious as to with the property boom looming as all experts are predicting. How can our properties be worth a lot in value in the long term if most people can't afford to buy into the market? There won't be as many potential buyers? Therefore, the asking prices can't be as high with less people purchasing?

[@jass7899]

Because there are more people with haves. Property won't be for the "most people" will only be for the haves And there are a lot more than "most people"

[@2mallikharjuna]

I tell my friends to focus on building homes for living rather than renting them out for returns.

[@v_DICE_v]

Conspiracy theory? Haven't you noticed the rise in subscription services and try withdrawing significant sums from your super or bank without having to satisfy the banks/governments demands first.

[@davemangle6448]

Can you do an episode on the Cantillon Effect and how it relates to the Australian realestate market

[@halo8783]

2030 Agenda

[@danedebeer1986]

I’ve never met an ethical real estate agent

[@Dilmahteabags]

I think you need to define what ethical is. If doing something for nothing then you won’t find anyone ethical, but to pay someone for their time and experience and expertise then there are many out there. Or you can educate yourself and do it yourself.

[@kelvinjames6344]

Bible end times

[@kelvinjames6344]

It is happening

[@Urfgb]

I just have to applaud your content man, well done. I remember having a consultation with a trade analyst last September, and it was incredibly insightful, at least $10k---$50k profits. Can't stress enough how helpful experts in this field are!

[@StefanBaier-f1y]

A better way is to get proper guide!!!! The most important thing is the technicality…

[@haile308]

50% of my budget paying off my credit card. 30% is used on my credit card. 20% investing on debt avoidance schemes.

[@DashAU]

Shit man. Shouldn't even have credit card debt that bad

[@haile308]

@DashAU was more of a joke ;-)