• Could property prices inflate by another 20 per cent? What’s happening in recent dividend announcements? Did your fund fail the YFYS test?

  • Sep 7 2021
  • Length: 30 mins
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Could property prices inflate by another 20 per cent? What’s happening in recent dividend announcements? Did your fund fail the YFYS test?

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  • In this episode of The nestegg Podcast,  host Maja checks in with our three experts to discuss this week’s biggest conversations about super, property and investment.

    Steve Waters, director of Right Property Group, talks about the current market and its growth prospects, hinting at a “revenge spend” period post-lockdown. Could property prices really inflate by a further 20 per cent?

    Meanwhile, RMIT’s senior lecturer of finance, Dr Angel Zhong, talks about the earning season and dividends, delving into how companies decide distribution policy. Find out what is happening in the recent dividend announcements.

    Last but not least, tax and super guru Timothy Munro talks us through the results of APRA’s inaugural super test and how engaged members should really be with their super. Timothy also touches on the super splitting law and what it means for relationship breakdowns.

    Have a question for our experts? Get in touch at editor@nestegg.com.au and you might get featured in the next episode.
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