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Its not an issue about 'what do we do when we get there, live in caves'. For the majority of the population, most people will just get on with their lives. Why? because they dont own numerous properties financed without due consideration that an asset class doesnt 'double every 10 years' over...

Alot of what i am reading on this forum reminds me so much of share investors prior to 2008. Many share investors where comming out with 'sensible' statements, especially with regards to the australian share market. But when the **** hit the fan, those same share investors couldnt handle the...

I agree and i dont agree. US immigration: i dont have the facts. Australian immigration: part of the potential bubble in australia is caused by Chinese investors 'assuming australian prices are cheap' because they compare it to back home. We have been here before, first with the japanese then...

I wanted to post this under a seperate post: I strongly recommend property investors read George Soros's "The New Paradigm for Financial Markets" It is really heavy reading (and i mean heavy, even for someone who enjoys finance) But this book has been a 'life saver' for myself. It...

I have just spent some time re-reading the article. Actually its not so 'dumb'. There are some sensationalist points, but i will comment on a few points: First paragraph: US specific, not relevant to australia Third paragraph: very relevant to australia, and one that i think many...

Without knowing the contents of your article, by chance is it a 'positive property review'. If positive you are 'intelligent' and if negative, you are 'dumb'. I'm making a broad brush here (which might be unitelligent in itself:D)

Great idea. However i was once listen to one of the USA financial channels when overseas during the crisis, and the 'adviser' was saying forget about your house repayment, make sure your credit card payments are up to date. So i think they actually rank differently on your credit score, ie...