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Show me the money!… Why is money a sore point for so many of us?… It’s a large part of life and if you are ignoring it you can find yourself in a bit of strife! So let’s get motivated and seek to understand: Managing your finances is doable…really it is! Ticker Money loves its audience and looks to spread easy-to-digest methods for managing mula!

Presented by CIA Tax.

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Selling A Business!

Selling a business! How do you do it? What to look out for and what are the pitfalls?

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Buying A Business!

Buy a business! … How on earth do we get started and what are the advantages of starting from scratch, or picking up where someone left off? In this edition of Ticker Money we look at the perks and risks of jumping into an established business

Retail Therapy Is A … Good Thing!

We are tired of lockdown and business needs our support. So when we get online and order a few things on a whim it may or may not be a good thing… Don’t feel guilty, we’ll tell you why!

Money Mistakes…We’ve Made A Few

Making money mistakes is a normal way of life, but its how you learn from them and bounce back. Dr Steve Enticott discusses how you can avoid them to thrive financially.

Dr Steven Enticott is the CEO and founder of CIA Tax (www.ciatax.com.au) specialising in small to medium business and a personal tax-based investment practice based in Melbourne. He has a doctorate, an MBA and several diplomas. He is the author of two books, including The Man With A Plan, and a regular media commentator.

The information on Ticker Money is for general information only.

It should not be taken as constituting professional advice from the network owner Ticker Media Pty Ltd or the sponsors of the show or any of its hosts.

Dr Steven Enticott is a Chartered Tax Advisor and is not a registered financial planner. You should consider seeking independent legal, financial, taxation or other advice to check how the show’s information relates to your unique circumstances.

Ticker Money is not liable for any loss caused, whether due to negligence or otherwise arising from the use of, or reliance on, the information provided directly or indirectly, by use of this program.

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Property investment insights: navigating current market challenges

Investors navigate volatile property market amid rising rents and regulation changes, seeking quick returns and tenant stability.

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Investors navigate volatile property market amid rising rents and regulation changes, seeking quick returns and tenant stability.

Property investors today are facing a dynamic market defined by rising rents and regulatory changes.

Dion Besser from Besser & Co. spoke with Sam Hatzistamatis, REIV President and Head of Property Management, about current market trends.

Landlords must also adapt to ongoing tenancy reforms, which have introduced new regulations and expectations. The ability to work within these frameworks has become essential for property investors.

Staying informed and engaging with experienced professionals is crucial for success in today’s real estate market.

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Melbourne real estate sees rising confidence and demand

Melbourne real estate shifts as falling rates boost buyer confidence amid tight supply, sparking investment opportunities.

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Melbourne real estate shifts as falling rates boost buyer confidence amid tight supply, sparking investment opportunities.

Falling interest rates and increased buyer confidence indicate a changing Melbourne property market.

Dion Besser from Besser & Co introduces Beyond The Deal, focusing on these shifts.

The Reserve Bank recently cut interest rates for the second time this year, contributing to heightened buyer sentiment.

Following the February and May cuts, there has been a noticeable increase in inquiries and first-time buyers entering the market.

In May, Australia’s capital city median value rose by 0.5%, largely driven by first-home buyers, although experts caution against expecting a property surge solely from interest rate cuts due to ongoing economic pressures. A significant supply shortage is predicted, with estimates showing a shortfall of 262,000 homes over the next five years.

In Melbourne, the number of active buyers is rising, creating opportunities for sellers as confidence grows.

Notably, a two-bedroom apartment in Caulfield North sold for $976,000, reflecting strong demand for quality properties.

The luxury market is also active, evidenced by a mansion in Toorak selling for over $130 million.

Meanwhile, rental vacancies remain low, with rents increasing, suggesting a future rental crisis unless government intervention occurs.

Investors from other cities are now targeting Melbourne due to its relative affordability.

In conclusion, the current property landscape in Melbourne shows reduced rates, rising demand, and limited supply, making it a crucial time for potential buyers and investors.

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Tasmania’s stadium: future of sports innovation explored

Tasmania’s new stadium aims to drive sports innovation, leveraging technology for enhanced fan experiences and community engagement.

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Tasmania’s new stadium aims to drive sports innovation, leveraging technology for enhanced fan experiences and community engagement.

In this episode of Footynomics, Brad Van Wheely, a sports and technology expert, shares insights into how advancements are reshaping sports, particularly in stadium design. With experience across multiple countries, he emphasises the potential for Tasmania’s start-up sports franchises.

This new stadium will also encompass a mixed-use precinct, offering entertainment beyond mere sports events. The idea is to foster a vibrant community hub, resembling successful examples like East London’s Stratford.

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