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It's officially election week with voters taking to the polls on 3 May. The industry will surely be preparing for election promises to be enacted depending on the outcome. This was one of the topics covered in this episode of Broker Daily Uncut. Host Jack Campbell was joined by co-hosts Alex Whitlock and Phillip Tarrant to give some speculation into the outcome of the election. Also touched on was BOQ and the future of the broker channel. With home loans from brokers on pause since August 2024, the future is uncertain and some believe an exit is likely, while others disagree.
With recent results from the Bank of Queensland (BOQ) showing an increased focus on the proprietary channel and no updates for its broker channel pause from August 2024, signs point to an exit from third- party. In this latest episode of Broker Daily Uncut, host Jack Campbell unpacks the announcement with co-hosts Alex Whitlock and Phillip Tarrant. The future of brokers and BOQ is vague and unconvincing. Brokers are understandably concerned and many are just asking for some transparency.
Each party is continuing attempts to win over voters in the lead-up to the election with housing-related policies. In this latest episode of Broker Daily Uncut, host Jack Campbell was joined by co-hosts Phillip Tarrant and Alex Whitlock to chat through the latest announcement from the Labor and Coalition governments. Busy times on the horizon for brokers as we approach the federal election and the long-awaited RBA cash rate meeting in May. Each of these events is likely to impact how brokers work.
In this episode of Broker Daily Uncut, host Phillip Tarrant is joined by CBA's general manager of third-party, Baber Zaka, to discuss the how the major is overcoming perceptions and reinforcing a strong commitment to the broker channel. The conversation delved into an admitted lack of transparency with brokers. Zaka understands the broker proposition is a crucial component of the loan market and CBA is continuing to invest effort into the channel. CBA wants to be dominant in proprietary, digital, and broker-originated loans. Zaka said that while the investment in these other channels will continue, so too will the broker proposition. Now, the major is working to rebuild trust and transparency with brokers. Through visibility and engagement, Zaka said there is a big push to connect with its broker partners.
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock and Phillip Tarrant as they break down the biggest industry happenings of the week for the last time under the Mortgage Business brand. Tune in to find out: Why brokers are turning to non-bank lenders. Why SMEs have ‘gone into hibernation'. The future of Broker Daily. And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock and Phillip Tarrant as they discuss the economic boom affecting Greater Western Sydney. Tune in to find out: The date is set for the ANZ-Suncorp merger. What does it mean for brokers? Using an SMSF to grow investment portfolios. How brokers broke a quarterly lodgement record. And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock and Phillip Tarrant as they jump into some of the themes shaping the commercial broking space. Tune in to find out: The meteoric rise of non-banks lenders. Increased commute times due to steeper house prices. Consumer Data Right and how its impacting brokers and borrowers. And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock and Phillip Tarrant as they unpack the ANZ-Suncorp merger and what it means for the future of banking and broking. Tune in to find out: The Mortgage Business rebrand. The expansion of the Home Guarantee Schemes. Stubborn inflation. And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock, Phillip Tarrant, and Annie Kane as they discuss the headline findings of the major annual broker survey, the Third-Party Lending Report. Tune in to find out: The new dominating factor brokers consider when choosing lenders. Which lender is the most highly rated by brokers. Mortgage processing lawyers announce demerger. And much more!
Don't miss this special podcast revealing what's behind the new direction – and identity – for Mortgage Business. Join Alex Whitlock and Phillip Tarrant as they consider the evolution of third-party distribution in Australia and how the media can better serve today's brokers. Why there's scope for a new media angle. What we've learned from broking and how that's shaped our approach. When the new proposition will arrive and who's behind it. And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock and Phillip Tarrant as they take a deep dive into the current state of the real estate market. This week they discuss: The latest auction results. A changing yet familiar market. The perception of investors. And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock, Phillip Tarrant, and Annie Kane as they discuss the latest merger movements in the mutual banking space and changes to increase first home buyer activity. Tune in to find out: Beyond Bank and P&N's merger details. Why so many mutuals are merging. South Australia scraps stamp duty for FHBs buying new builds. And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock, Phillip Tarrant, and Annie Kane as they discuss why record numbers of borrowers are turning to the broker market. Tune in to find out: What's driving record-breaking numbers to brokers. Why ANZ's resi book is growing so fast. Are borrowers confusing budgeting and hardship? And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock, Phillip Tarrant, and Annie Kane as they discuss the AFR's latest slew of stories focusing on the broker channel and the surprising misrepresentations within them. Tune in to find out: How and why the AFR has got it so wrong on broking. Why the broking industry is shocked and dismayed at the coverage. How the non-major banks are leading the way on channel conflict. And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock, Phillip Tarrant, and Annie Kane as they review the housing measures announced in the budget and the budget reply and consider alternative measures that could address the issue of undersupply. Tune in to find out: ASIC's warning to lenders about financial hardship assistance performance. Whether a vacant bedroom tax could address the issue of undersupply. Why a Senate committee wants to change up the super for housing thresholds. And much more!
The major bank is set to launch a new, more affordable refinance option, available exclusively to borrowers online. Join Alex Whitlock, Phillip Tarrant, and Annie Kane as they discuss the breaking news, and whether this move to cut-out the broker and proprietary channel sets a worrying new precedent.
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock, Phillip Tarrant, and Annie Kane as they review the latest initiatives and funding handed down by the federal government to tackle the housing crisis. Tune in to find out: The new housing initiatives in the budget 2024/25. Are borrowers waiting for stage 3 tax cuts before buying? The fallout from the Firstmac hack. And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock, Phillip Tarrant, and Annie Kane as they review the likelihood of an increase in the cash rate in the near future, why the new NAB chief executive has brokers worried, and whether Macquarie Bank should be classified as a major bank. Tune in to find out: Expectations for this week's rate decision. Is NAB moving to prioritise proprietary channel home lending? Should we be calling Macquarie Bank a major bank now? And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock, Phillip Tarrant, and Annie Kane as they discuss why the market is now considering rate hikes this year, and CBA's move to retain its home lending staff by increasing its bonus commission rates. Tune in to find out: Why the RBA may not be done with rate hiking. CBA's move to retain home loan staff. Why do bankers become brokers? And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock, Phillip Tarrant and Annie Kane as they discuss the latest innovations and changes improving the mortgages space at the moment. Tune in to find out: The push and pull factors influencing the property market right now. The pros and cons of Help to Buy. How open banking may help reduce RLOs. And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock, Phillip Tarrant, and Annie Kane as they discuss the major court case that will bring in a new tax imposition on the broking industry. Tune in to find out: Why the broking industry may soon have a new payroll tax burden. What the Loan Market payroll tax judgment entails. How the discharge process could be improved. And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock, Phillip Tarrant, and Annie Kane as they discuss whether the recommendations from the competition inquiry report could make mortgages more competitive, as well as: How Whitlock's auction fared over Easter weekend. Which cities saw the most house price growth last quarter. Why doubts are being cast on a rate cut this year. And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock, Phillip Tarrant, and Annie Kane as they discuss the worsening housing supply issue and how lender blacklists can be stymieing the much-needed shift to apartment living. Tune in to find out: Why Whitlock is taking his house to auction this Easter. The (subtly) changing language of the RBA. Why postcode blacklists need to go. And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock, Phillip Tarrant, and Annie Kane as they discuss the heat in the auction market and forecasts for the March rate decision. Tune in to find out: Why property demand continues to be rampant despite rising prices. Whether the RBA will change rates at all this year. What was in Jim Chalmers' pre-budget speech. And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock, Phillip Tarrant, and Annie Kane as they discuss why Bankwest is closing its branches and becoming a fully digital bank, reflecting on the fourth anniversary since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, and how the property market is faring now. Tune in to find out: Why brokers will likely benefit from the Bankwest transformation. How house prices have fared in the four years since the COVID-19 pandemic. Why Islamic Bank Australia has had its licence revoked. And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock, Phillip Tarrant and Annie Kane as they discuss the uproar about Unloan's new program that pays a referral fee to introducers (but not brokers), the popularity of the Brisbane and Perth property markets, and the frustrations with front book and back book pricing. Tune in to find out: Why CBA's Unloan is unpopular with the broker channel. Why investors need to be actively checking their interest rates. Why Perth continues to dominate the investor market. And much more!
The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgage market. Join Alex Whitlock, Phillip Tarrant, and Annie Kane as they discuss why the heat is on for government to make a move on stamp duty and negative gearing, CBA's surprising financial results, and how AI is shaking up the industry. Tune in to find out: Why the Greens wants property tax reform. Why CBA's broker flows have been plummeting. Whether AI is a friend or foe for the mortgage industry. And much more!
In this Spotlight episode, Momentum Markets director Phillip Tarrant and Real Estate Gym founder Tom Panos unpack the big shake-ups of 2023 in real estate, property investment and mortgages. Momentum Markets director and host of the Smart Property Investment Show Phillip Tarrant and Real Estate Gym founder and auctioneer Tom Panos discuss the year that was and unveil what got them talking this year in the property market. Tune in to find out: How the property market fared this year. The shocks and surprises of 2023. The big announcements that got everyone talking. And much more!
In this In Focus episode, Momentum Markets director Phillip Tarrant and Real Estate Gym founder Tom Panos unpack the big shake-ups of 2023 in real estate, property investment, and mortgages. Momentum Markets director and host of the Smart Property Investment Show Phillip Tarrant and Real Estate Gym founder and auctioneer Tom Panos unveil what got them talking this year in the property market. Tune in to find out: How the property market fared this year. The shocks and surprises of 2023. The big announcements that got everyone talking. And much more!
In this episode of the Defence Connect Podcast, Sarah Pavillard, CEO of ADROITA, joins host Phillip Tarrant to discuss the firm's delivery of engineering, professional services and business strategy consultancy to the defence industry. Topics discussed in this podcast include: ADROITA's origin story and Pavillard's transition from the Royal Australian Navy to a career as a business owner in the defence industry. The company's core services offering and how it helps defence firms build sovereign capability. Managing emerging challenges and business risks. Key changes to business models in the hybrid workplace environment. ADROITA's plans for the future, including its push to build a global footprint. Enjoy the podcast, The Defence Connect Team
In this episode of the Defence Connect Podcast, Graeme Bulte, CEO of Aquaterro, joins host Phillip Tarrant to discuss the company's new work to deliver next-generation capability to the Australian Defence Force. The pair begin by announcing Aquaterro's selection to support Project LAND 159 Tranche 1 as part of a NIOA-led team recently selected by the Commonwealth government. Bulte discusses the company's contribution to the program, which involves the delivery of a new side-arm weapons system for warfighters. The CEO then shares plans for the future, including the establishment of a new small-arms facility in Victoria. Bulte concludes by explaining Aquaterro's business model, revealing how the company funds its growth ambitions. Enjoy the podcast, The Defence Connect Team
In this episode of the Defence Connect Podcast, shadow assistant minister for defence Phillip Thompson joins host Phillip Tarrant to discuss the federal opposition's plans for defence and the defence industry. The pair begin the podcast unpacking the Coalition's role in opposition, with Thompson expressing his intent to shape an environment where Australia's warfighters are looked after and able to succeed in their mission. The podcast continues unpacking some of the Coalition's immediate priorities, including ensuring optimal helicopter procurement. The pair wrap up the podcast discussing last September's AUKUS agreement and the submarine program. Enjoy the podcast, The Defence Connect Team
In this special episode, produced by Lawyers Weekly's sister brand, Cyber Security Connect, hosts Phillip Tarrant and Major General (retired) Marcus Thompson speak with Clyde & Co partners Reece Corbett-Wilkins and Avryl Lattin about how cyber has evolved into a legal obligation for businesses and firms. The episode begins with an analysis of the proceedings of the Federal Court against RI Advice, in which ASIC argued that cyber security controls within businesses were fundamental to minimise the threat of data misuse. The guests continue with an analysis of the requirements of financial services reporting in the event of cyber security breaches. Finally, the podcast wraps up with an examination of how businesses can ensure that they are meeting their obligations for data protection. To learn more about Cyber Security Connect, click here.
Getting a slice of the property market pie is not that hard — thanks to fractional investing. In this episode, Smart Property Investment's Phillip Tarrant sits down with DomaCom's general manager of sales and marketing, Warren Gibson, to talk about how fractional investing serves as the perfect gateway for people who want to get into property investing. The duo walks us through the ins and outs of fractional investing, what opportunities it can offer and why it's the ideal investment for the younger generation. If you like this episode, show your support by rating us or leaving a review on Apple Podcasts and by following Smart Property Investment on social media: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you would like to get in touch with our team, email editor@smartpropertyinvestment.com.au for more insights, or hear your voice on the show by recording a question below.
With the property market in full swing and the cost of debt falling, The Smart Property Show thought it was a great time for another portfolio market update, but from a financial perspective. Joining the owner of the Smart Property Investment Portfolio, Phillip Tarrant, KHI Partners chair Munzurul Khan makes an appearance on The Smart Property Investment Show for a warts-and-all look at the current state of assets from multiple perspectives. Starting with a $250,000 investment, Munzurul discusses how the portfolio is now self-sufficient, netting the owners around $3.4 million. Described by Phil as the most popular accountant in Australia for property investors, Munzurul also explains the importance of knowing your ‘why' as a property investor and how a second trusted voice can grow a portfolio. If you like this episode, show your support by rating us or leaving a review on Apple Podcasts and by following Smart Property Investment on social media: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you would like to get in touch with our team, email editor@smartpropertyinvestment.com.au for more insights, or hear your voice on the show by recording a question below.
Phillip Tarrant is the SOC Technical Manager at Compuquip Cybersecurity who is passionate about many things in life, including his pet chickens, building things both with and without a keyboard, disconnecting in nature, and welcoming people into the field of cybersecurity. In this episode, Phillip joins the No Password Required team to talk about his […]
Phillip Tarrant is the SOC Technical Manager at Compuquip Cybersecurity who is passionate about many things in life, including his pet chickens, building things both with and without a keyboard, disconnecting in nature, and welcoming people into the field of cybersecurity. In this episode, Phillip joins the No Password Required team to talk about his unique journey into the field of cybersecurity, why chicken diapers are crossing the line, why the Empire is in serious need of some data protection policies, and more. Ernie, Clabby, and Pablo discuss the presidential administration’s new cybersecurity initiatives in response to the SolarWinds attack and what they mean for the future. In the “Positively Cyber” segment, Pablo compares two members of the Mystery Incorporated gang and analyzes whether Scooby-Doo or Velma would be the better fit for our fictitious cybersecurity organization.
New investor Allisha Sim joins Phillip Tarrant to discuss how she entered the property market despite the COVID-19 disruption and why she chose Brisbane. With a background in design, Allisha and her partner chose Brisbane for their first property purchase based not only on their personal financial metrics, but also their long-term goal to one day vacate Sydney in search of a tree change. Allisha details the research journey that led her partner and her to invest in property and how they found the right strategy to complement their lifestyle and wallets. If you like this episode, show your support by rating us or leaving a review on Apple Podcasts and by following Smart Property Investment on social media: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you would like to get in touch with our team, email editor@smartpropertyinvestment.com.au for more insights, or hear your voice on the show by recording a question below.
New investor Michael Thomas joins host Phillip Tarrant to discuss how he got his start in property and how The Smart Property Investment Show helped him along on his journey. With a background in the automotive industry, Michael has developed a reasonable cash position, allowing him to plan for numerous property purchases this year. Michael details his journey and how he beat his own struggles to grow his personal wealth. If you like this episode, show your support by rating us or leaving a review on Apple Podcasts and by following Smart Property Investment on social media: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you would like to get in touch with our team, email editor@smartpropertyinvestment.com.au for more insights.
COVID-19 has shaken up the commercial property market, pushing investors to think about health, sustainability and technical benchmarks in a bid to deliver value for the long term. Avenor’s managing director, James Paver, joins host Phillip Tarrant to discuss institutional investing, the changing commercial property market, and where the opportunities lie as the market braces for an exciting 2021. The pair also talk through how COVID-19 has altered the traditional office space with a push for additional amenities and a focus on health, and how these trends could impact commercial investing. If you like this episode, show your support by rating us or leaving a review on Apple Podcasts and by following Smart Property Investment on social media: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you would like to get in touch with our team, email editor@smartpropertyinvestment.com.au for more insights.
Markets Australia-wide are “looking good” as the economy bounces back following the initial COVID scare, with our latest guest confident that 2021 is the year of property owners. Select Residential Property Research Group’s director of research, Jeremy Sheppard, joins host Phillip Tarrant to chat market trends, why Perth and Darwin aren’t quite ripe yet, the importance of avoiding high population growth suburbs, why aiming to buy under market value is bad, and more. Tune in to hear the rationale behind Mr Sheppard’s often controversial statements, including why he believes Australia is popular among international buyers. If you like this episode, show your support by rating us or leaving a review on Apple Podcasts and by following Smart Property Investment on social media: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you would like to get in touch with our team, email editor@smartpropertyinvestment.com.au for more insights.
IPA Group CEO Andrew Conway is back in the studio with SME commentator Phillip Tarrant to discuss all things accounting, with the leading subject now being COVID-19. Andrew and Phil are joined by the IPA's general manager of technical policy Tony Greco, who has worked tirelessly to help accountants on the frontline service their SME clients by carefully wading through government legislation, piece by piece. From comprehensive JobKeeper training to advocating government on crucial small business matters, in this episode of One Voice Andrew and Tony detail the IPA's COVID journey to date. They discuss the hardships encountered by business, the government's response including schemes such as JobKeeper 2.0, the economic worry, the pressures on accountants, the importance of mental health and more. And don't forget to write to us with your suggestions and questions at onevoice@theipagroup.org. If you are suffering from depression or anxiety, or you're worried about someone else and feel that urgent professional support is needed, contact your local doctor or one of the 24/7 crisis agencies below: Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636 Lifeline: 13 11 14
In this episode of the One Voice podcast Vicki Stylianou returns to talk about the road businesses could take out of the coronavirus crisis and how the pandemic has impacted IPA members across the world. Our regular host, SME commentator, Phillip Tarrant, is joined by Vicki Stylianou, group executive, advocacy and technical at the IPA to discuss the continued coronavirus crisis and the resulting issues SMEs could encounter moving forward. Ms Stylianou announces new initiatives, including the establishment of knowledge-hub with the ICSB, and talks about the world's perception of Australia's path through and out of the current crisis. This podcast was recorded from the comfort of our homes, as we continue to respect social distancing measures. As always, we invite you to write to us with your suggestions and questions at onevoice@theipagroup.org.
In this episode of the One Voice podcast we talk about adapting to a new norm, the importance of accountants in the coronavirus-induced crisis, the government's prompt response, the technological evolution and our UK peers. This time our regular host, SME commentator Phillip Tarrant, is joined by Vicki Stylianou, group executive, advocacy and technical at the IPA. As always, the pair have a very productive chat, covering everything you need to know about the IPA's approach to the coronavirus crisis. Vicki also talks about the government's previously unseen coordination and what this could mean in the long run. This podcast was recorded from the comfort of our homes, as we continue to respect social distancing measures. As always, we invite you to write to us with your suggestions and questions at onevoice@theipagroup.org.
In this episode of the One Voice podcast, the first of the decade, we bring you John Edwards, the CEO of the Institute of Financial Accountants (IFA) - a member of the IPA Group. This podcast was recorded in our mobile studio in sunny Adelaide, where the Institute of Public Accountants (IPA) hosted its annual national congress in November last year. Mr Edwards and our regular host, SME commentator Phillip Tarrant, discuss the hurdles faced by UK accountants and how they compare to that in Australia, including the implications of digitisation and recent political turbulences on the profession. Mr Edwards also gives us an insight into the IFA's plans for 2020. If you have any questions for Mr Edwards or anyone else on our team, please get in touch with us at onevoice@theipagroup.org.
In this Christmas special we bring you the leadership of the Institute of Public Accountants (IPA) from our mobile studio in sunny Adelaide, where the IPA hosted its annual national congress. In this special edition of the One Voice podcast, our SME commentator Phillip Tarrant chats to the leadership of the IPA Group about their priorities for 2020. He is joined by his co-host, CEO of the IPA Group Andrew Conway, group executive for advocacy and technical Vicki Stylianou, group COO Brett Maloney, and president Damian Moore. The awesome foursome gathered in Adelaide at the IPA’s national congress in November to celebrate the body's hardworking members and to farewell 2019. If you have any questions for Brett, Damien, Andrew or Vicki, please get in touch with us at onevoice@theipagroup.org.
In this podcast, we continue our coverage of the IPA Deakin Small Business: Big Vision event, bringing you expert advice from US small business dignitaries. Vicki Stylianou, the executive general manager for advocacy and technical at the IPA, stepped in for our usual host, IPA CEO Andrew Conway, and together with our SME commentator Phillip Tarrant spoke to US small business royalty, who share some very valuable lessons to help you boost your productivity. Our guests include senior adviser to the Office of International Trade with the US Small Business Administration Eugene Cornelius jnr, and Obama's chief counsel for advocacy Dr Winslow Sargeant. With decades of experience in the SME space, Mr Cornelius and Dr Sargeant discuss the US 'fail fast, fail often' philosophy and why Australians need to take risks in order to prosper. Don't forget to write to us with your suggestions and questions at onevoice@theipagroup.org
In early September, the Institute of Public Accountants and Deakin University held an international conference focusing on Australia's flagging productivity. IPA Group CEO Andrew Conway and SME commentator Phillip Tarrant were on the ground at Deakin Downtown in Melbourne along with some senior small business dignitaries who came together to effect change in the small business community. Keynote speakers included Assistant Treasurer Michael Sukkar, the ASBFEO Kate Carnell, senior adviser to the Office of International Trade with the US Small Business Administration Eugene Cornelius jnr, and Obama's chief counsel for advocacy Dr Winslow Sargeant. In this episode of the One Voice podcast, Andrew and Phil explore some of the key topics addressed during the two-day conference. They also give you a glimpse of what you can expect to hear on the One Voice podcast over the next couple of months. And don't forget to write to us with your suggestions and questions at onevoice@theipagroup.org
On this month's episode of One Voice, SME commentator Phillip Tarrant is joined by Vicki Stylianou, the executive general manager for advocacy and technical at the IPA, to talk about her role in the IPA and the ICSB. Phillip and Vicki chat about her election to the ICSB board, her roots in small business, and the role this community plays in boosting productivity growth in the Australian economy. What are some of the challenges faced by small business? What impact does the global economy have on Australian small businesses? What role do governments play in improving productivity growth? How can accountants help? Vicki answers these questions and more in the latest episode of the One Voice podcast.
IPA Group CEO Andrew Conway and SME commentator Phillip Tarrant navigate the world of accounting in complex times. Post-election Australia is seeing a pick-up in business confidence, but the UK looks to be flatlining ahead of a Brexit outcome. How are businesses at home circumnavigating the changing environment? Are businesses in the UK prepared for what’s to come? Andrew and Phil discuss the predicaments facing small businesses and how accountants are helping them navigate the rough waters.
In the second edition of the One Voice podcast, IPA Group CEO Andrew Conway and SME commentator Phillip Tarrant discuss Australia’s recent federal election, the UK’s Brexit turmoil and their effects on small business. Andrew explains the policies that emerged during the recent election campaign in Australia and the expectations the IPA has of the new Morrison government. He also discusses the commonalities between accountants in the UK and Australia, encountered most recently during the IPA’s study tour in the UK, and explains the benefits of sharing clients across jurisdictions. Andrew answers your questions and invites you to write to us at onevoice@theipagroup.org
Welcome to One Voice, the official podcast of the IPA Group. Each month, we will connect you to the biggest issues impacting accountants serving the SME sector. Join our host IPA Group CEO, Andrew Conway, and SME commentator, Phillip Tarrant, as they kick-start the IPA’s first podcast One Voice. In this inaugural session, Andrew and Phil discuss burning issues for small practitioners and their clients, placing a particular emphasis on the importance of safeguarding one’s mental health. But aside from giving a voice to the IPA Group, the goal of One Voice is to encourage sole practitioners across Australia, the UK and Asia, to speak up and share their stories and concerns. So write to us at onevoice@ipagroup.org.au. We will host on-air Q&As, giving you the opportunity to talk directly to Andrew and share your thoughts on the latest developments in accounting and the small business sector.
Welcome to last episode of the second series of Investing Insights with Right Property Group. To round off the series, Right Property Group directors Steve Waters and Victor Kumar are back to explore and challenge the strategies, tactics and techniques to create wealth through property investing. Every month, Steve and Victor join co-host Phillip Tarrant from Smart Property Investment to address the burning issues impacting investors, covering key topics such as manufacturing equity, property management, purchasing units versus houses, researching the market, finding under market value properties, the habits and attitudes of successful investors and portfolio building. In this episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, Steve and Victor join co-host Phil Tarrant to discuss the feeling of concern surrounding the property market at the moment and stress the fact that this is simply “part of the cycle”. Choosing instead to address the opportunities that the current market is creating, they unpack how the tight lending environment is creating better habits for investors, revealing the five habits of successful investors in the current climate. For those looking to buy in the coming months, they also discuss if Christmas is a good time to add to your portfolio, the importance of clear goals and address the psychology surrounding the wider market. Tune in now for the final episode of series 2 and keep your eyes open for more exciting updates coming very soon.
Welcome to last episode of the second series of Investing Insights with Right Property Group. To round off the series, Right Property Group directors Steve Waters and Victor Kumar are back to explore and challenge the strategies, tactics and techniques to create wealth through property investing. Every month, Steve and Victor join co-host Phillip Tarrant from Smart Property Investment to address the burning issues impacting investors, covering key topics such as manufacturing equity, property management, purchasing units versus houses, researching the market, finding under market value properties, the habits and attitudes of successful investors and portfolio building. In this episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, Steve and Victor join co-host Phil Tarrant to discuss the feeling of concern surrounding the property market at the moment and stress the fact that this is simply "part of the cycle". Choosing instead to address the opportunities that the current market is creating, they unpack how the tight lending environment is creating better habits for investors, revealing the five habits of successful investors in the current climate. For those looking to buy in the coming months, they also discuss if Christmas is a good time to add to your portfolio, the importance of clear goals and address the psychology surrounding the wider market. Tune in now for the final episode of series 2 and keep your eyes open for more exciting updates coming very soon.
Welcome to the second series of Investing Insights with Right Property Group. Join Right Property Group directors, Steve Waters and Victor Kumar, as they explore and challenge the strategies, tactics and techniques to create wealth through property investing. Every month, Steve and Victor join co-host Phillip Tarrant from Smart Property Investment to address the burning issues impacting investors, covering key topics such as manufacturing equity, property management, purchasing units versus houses, researching the market, finding under market value properties, the habits and attitudes of successful investors and portfolio building. In this episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, Steve and Victor join co-host Phil Tarrant to share their thoughts on the changing property market amid a wave of media attention suggesting that property prices are set to take a huge tumble. They will unpack how this can perpetuate opportunity for property investors who invest via the fundamentals rather than a knee-jerk reaction to media attention, share the downsides of investing in commercial property and what you need to do with your portfolio to ensure that you make it comfortably through the changing market. Tune in now for the full episode.
Welcome to the second series of Investing Insights with Right Property Group. Join Right Property Group directors Steve Waters and Victor Kumar as they explore and challenge the strategies, tactics and techniques to create wealth through property investing. Every month, Steve and Victor join co-host Phillip Tarrant from Smart Property Investment to address the burning issues impacting investors, covering key topics such as manufacturing equity, property management, purchasing units versus houses, researching the market, finding under market value properties, the habits and attitudes of successful investors and portfolio building. In this episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, Steve and Victor join co-host Phil Tarrant to tackle your questions. In this Q&A Phil and his guests will share their thoughts on the current state of the Australian market, look at the costs associated in selling a property versus staying in a market where the cycle is showing a downward trend and share what you should look for when searching for a reputable buyers agent. Steve and Victor also share some of the mistakes they made throughout their personal property investing journeys, the intricacies of investing in a strata title and share what the average person can do to increase their serviceability. Tune in now for the full episode. CONNECT WITH RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP If you have any questions or would like more details on any of the information discussed on the podcast contact Right Property Group onquestions@rightpropertygroup.com.au, visit www.rightpropertygroup.com.au or call 1300 302 166. We'll be covering all your questions in a coming episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, so ensure you get in touch. If you''re new to this podcast, check out series one onwww.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au/podcasts/right-property-group. FOLLOW RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP Keep connected with the team and all the latest news and activities. You can follow Right Property Group on TwitterorFacebook.
Welcome to the second series of Investing Insights with Right Property Group. Join Right Property Group directors Steve Waters and Victor Kumar as they explore and challenge the strategies, tactics and techniques to create wealth through property investing. Every month, Steve and Victor join co-host Phillip Tarrant from Smart Property Investment to address the burning issues impacting investors, covering key topics such as manufacturing equity, property management, purchasing units versus houses, researching the market, finding under market value properties, the habits and attitudes of successful investors and portfolio building. In this episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, Steve joins Phil Tarrant to discuss the current property market and how media hype surrounding the softening market is likely to impact investors. They discuss the importance of data analysis, investigate how the changing market will alter the way that people are investing and unpack how you can make yourself more attractive to lenders in the current climate. Steve and Phil also discuss the current distrust surrounding the finance sector and why they believe that a focus on regulation of the industry is so important to its future. Tune in now for the full episode. CONNECT WITH RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP If you have any questions or would like more details on any of the information discussed on the podcast contact Right Property Group on questions@rightpropertygroup.com.au, visit www.rightpropertygroup.com.au or call 1300 302 166. We'll be covering all your questions in a coming episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, so ensure you get in touch. If you''re new to this podcast, check out series one onwww.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au/podcasts/right-property-group. FOLLOW RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP Keep connected with the team and all the latest news and activities. You can follow Right Property Group on Twitter or Facebook.
Welcome to the second series of Investing Insights with Right Property Group. Join Right Property Group directors Steve Waters and Victor Kumar as they explore and challenge the strategies, tactics and techniques to create wealth through property investing. Every month, Steve and Victor join co-host Phillip Tarrant from Smart Property Investment to address the burning issues impacting investors, covering key topics such as manufacturing equity, property management, purchasing units versus houses, researching the market, finding under market value properties, the habits and attitudes of successful investors and portfolio building. In this episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, Steve and Victor discuss the numerous property investment strategies taking an in depth look of two of the most common. They will share the strategies which they implement and have seen the most success from, look at why they work, and discuss why some strategies are dangerous and should in their opinion be avoided. Steve and Victor also discuss blue chip properties and their mindset surrounding these as investments, how infrastructure impacts property prices and making that work to your advantage and unpack whether now is still a good time to invest in the property market. Tune in now for the full episode. CONNECT WITH RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP If you have any questions or would like more details on any of the information discussed on the podcast contact Right Property Group on questions@rightpropertygroup.com.au, visit www.rightpropertygroup.com.au or call 1300 302 166. We'll be covering all your questions in a coming episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, so ensure you get in touch. If you''re new to this podcast, check out series one onwww.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au/podcasts/right-property-group. FOLLOW RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP Keep connected with the team and all the latest news and activities. You can follow Right Property Group on Twitter or Facebook.
Welcome to the second series of Investing Insights with Right Property Group. Join Right Property Group directors Steve Waters and Victor Kumar as they explore and challenge the strategies, tactics and techniques to create wealth through property investing. Every month, Steve and Victor join co-host Phillip Tarrant from Smart Property Investment to address the burning issues impacting investors, covering key topics such as manufacturing equity, property management, purchasing units versus houses, researching the market, finding under market value properties, the habits and attitudes of successful investors and portfolio building. In this episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, Steve and Victor discuss the actual process of property investment. A process which they say should hopefully be as boring as possible - because the more boring the smoother it means everything is going. Heading right back to the basics the guys will discuss the personality types of those who manage property the best, look at the most effective ways to learn throughout your journey and discuss how the investment process changes as your portfolio grows and develops. Steve and Victor will also share the signs to look out for which should alert you that you are no longer in control of your portfolio and teach you how to approach the journey driving the train rather than as a passenger. Tune in now for the full episode. CONNECT WITH RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP If you have any questions or would like more details on any of the information discussed on the podcast contact Right Property Group on questions@rightpropertygroup.com.au, visit www.rightpropertygroup.com.au or call 1300 302 166. We'll be covering all your questions in a coming episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, so ensure you get in touch. If you''re new to this podcast, check out series one on www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au/podcasts/right-property-group. FOLLOW RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP Keep connected with the team and all the latest news and activities. You can follow Right Property Group on Twitter or Facebook.
Welcome to the second series of Investing Insights with Right Property Group. Join Right Property Group directors Steve Waters and Victor Kumar as they explore and challenge the strategies, tactics and techniques to create wealth through property investing. Every month, Steve and Victor join co-host Phillip Tarrant from Smart Property Investment to address the burning issues impacting investors, covering key topics such as manufacturing equity, property management, purchasing units versus houses, researching the market, finding under market value properties, the habits and attitudes of successful investors and portfolio building. In this episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, we tackle property renovation. While reality television may have convinced many that it is the key to quick cash gain, Steve, Victor and Phil will look at whether it is always the right way to go. They will cover why you should renovate, the best times to do a renovation, and the filters to apply to your property to know if renovation is actually the way to go. Steve and Victor will also each share their one major tip for renovating and discuss how to get the best possible results when getting a property revalued after it has undergone a transformation. Tune in now for the full episode. CONNECT WITH RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP If you have any questions or would like more details on any of the information discussed on the podcast contact Right Property Group on questions@rightpropertygroup.com.au, visit www.rightpropertygroup.com.au or call 1300 302 166. We'll be covering all your questions in a coming episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, so ensure you get in touch. If you''re new to this podcast, check out series one on www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au/podcasts/right-property-group. FOLLOW RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP Keep connected with the team and all the latest news and activities. You can follow Right Property Group on Twitter or Facebook.
For over 100 years, Lithgow in NSW has been a centerpiece to Australia’s sovereign arms manufacturing capabilities – with the armament factory equipping our military since WW1. Now under the stewardship of a leading prime, the Thales Lithgow Facility – which started its life as the Lithgow Small Arms Factory producing SMLE III rifles – continues to not only support employment in the regional hub, the products it creates are first class and a testament to Australia’s manufacturing pedigree. Join Defence Connect host Phillip Tarrant in conversation with Graham Evenden, director integrated weapons and sensors, land and air systems at Thales Australia, as they discuss the future for the facility, how manufacturing will evolve in the decades and generations ahead, the production of the latest generation of weapons the F90, the need for sovereign manufacturing capabilities and how a focus on quality engineering is central to rifle manufacture. Enjoy the podcast, The Defence Connect team
Welcome to the second series of Investing Insights with Right Property Group. Join Right Property Group directors Steve Waters and Victor Kumar as they explore and challenge the strategies, tactics and techniques to create wealth through property investing. Every month, Steve and Victor join co-host Phillip Tarrant from Smart Property Investment to address the burning issues impacting investors, covering key topics such as manufacturing equity, property management, purchasing units versus houses, researching the market, finding under market value properties, the habits and attitudes of successful investors and portfolio building. In this episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, we look at diversification and the different ways that it can be approached in regards to your portfolio. However, while it can be a beneficial move, there are also occasions where diversification is not the right move. Steve, Victor and Phil look at some of the mistakes people make when they feel that they need to change their investment strategy. Tune in now for the full episode. CONNECT WITH RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP If you have any questions or would like more details on any of the information discussed on the podcast contact Right Property Group on questions@rightpropertygroup.com.au, visit www.rightpropertygroup.com.au or call 1300 302 166. We'll be covering all your questions in a coming episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, so ensure you get in touch. If you''re new to this podcast, check out series one on www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au/podcasts/right-property-group. FOLLOW RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP Keep connected with the team and all the latest news and activities. You can follow Right Property Group on Twitter or Facebook.
Minster for Defence Industry Christopher Pyne MP is tasked at enhancing collaboration and connectivity between defence and industry, and overseeing the delivery of capability acquisition and sustainment programs – and the defence industry agenda. With an excess of $200 billion to be spent of capability acquisition and sustainment over the coming decade, delivery of defence spending is critical to the national agenda and ensuring Australia’s strategic interests in the decades ahead. Join Minister Pyne as he speaks with Defence Connect Podcast host Phillip Tarrant, as they cover key issues including the recent Land 400 Phase 2 announcement, how the completion for the SEA 5000 is shaping up, the opportunity to enhance Australia as a defence exporter and how Aussie business can crack the global supply chain. Tune in for this and more, Enjoy the podcast, The Defence Connect team.
Interim host and managing editor of real estate at Momentum Media, Tim Neary, is joined by Phillip Tarrant's business partner Alex Whitlock who reveals the challenges and experiences he faced throughout his 20 year property investment journey, acquiring over 30 properties around Australia. Accountant Michael Johnson also joins Tim and Alex to discuss the learning curves of property investing, including the need to understand the impact of rising interest rates, the dynamics of property markets and demographics and the key things to understand with budgeting and cash flow. They also discuss the key things learnt along the way as well as the peaks and troughs that created significant impact in Alex's life, why Alex needed to 'scrape the change' to gain a clear focus on his future and why he eventually learnt to remove emotion from property investing. You will also find out how to avoid the same mistakes Alex made, the most important things to be aware of and the pitfalls of stretching yourself too thin. You'll hear all of this and much, much more in this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show! If you like this episode, show your support by rating us or leaving a review on iTunes (The Smart Property Investment Show) and by following Smart Property Investment on social media: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you have any questions about what you heard today, any topics of interest you have in mind, or if you'd like to lend your voice to the show, email editor@smartpropertyinvestment.com.au for more insights! SUBURBS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Sydney Melbourne RELATED AREAS OF INTEREST: Negative gearing negativity on the noseHow recent changes in the finance industry will impact youWhat are the realities of property investing?How renovation can improve cash flow
Rheinmetall Defence Australia has made headlines recently as the industry awaits the announcement of the successful LAND 400 Phase 2 competitor. As one of the two contenders for the coveted contract to build 225 new combat reconnaissance vehicles (CRVs) for the Australian Army, the other is BAE Systems Australia, Rheinmetall has made a commitment to not only build significant industrial capability in Queensland to manufacturer the vehicles, it has also shored up its supply chain across Australia, leveraging numerous SMEs and other organisations, to deliver material, technology and man power assets for the project.. However Rheinmetall Australia is much more than just the looming LAND 400 Phase 2 program, its managing director Gary Stewart tells Defence Connect Podcast host Phillip Tarrant. Tune into the podcast and uncover breath of Rheinmetall’s Australian operations and objectives, it’s focusing on building sovereign industrial capabilities related to military vehicle manufacture in Australia, why the company believes its Boxer CRV is the right choice for LAND 400 Phase 2 plus other key programs it’s involved in across defence.
Welcome to the second series of Investing Insights with Right Property Group. Join Right Property Group directors Steve Waters and Victor Kumar as they explore and challenge the strategies, tactics and techniques to create wealth through property investing. Every month, Steve and Victor join co-host Phillip Tarrant from Smart Property Investment to address the burning issues impacting investors, covering key topics such as manufacturing equity, property management, purchasing units versus houses, researching the market, finding under market value properties, the habits and attitudes of successful investors and portfolio building. In this episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, Phil, Steve and Victoranswer the questions listeners have asked this year. They cover topics on supply and demand, rent correction, fixed interest rates and how a buyer's agent can help improve your portfolio. Tune in now for the full episode. CONNECT WITH RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP If you have any questions or would like more details on any of the information discussed on the podcast contact Right Property Group on questions@rightpropertygroup.com.au, visit www.rightpropertygroup.com.au or call 1300 302 166. We'll be covering all your questions in a coming episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, so ensure you get in touch. If you''re new to this podcast, check out series one on www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au/podcasts/right-property-group. FOLLOW RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP Keep connected with the team and all the latest news and activities. You can follow Right Property Group on Twitter or Facebook.
LAND 400 Phase 2 will deliver the Australian Army 225 highly-capable combat reconnaissance vehicles (CRVs) to replace the aging ASLAVs in a project worth $4-5 billion dollars. With the decision on the successful tenderer expected to be handed down by the government within a matter of weeks – or months depending on where you get your sources… – the defence industry awaits with anticipation on the news whether BAE Systems Australia with its AMV35 or Rheinmetall Defence Australia with its Boxer CRV, will land the contract. Join host Phillip Tarrant in this special episode of the Defence Connect Podcast as he speaks with Brian Gathright, vice president of business development at BAE Systems Australia – the executive leading the prime’s campaign to secure the LAND 400 Phase 2 contract.
Welcome to the second series of Investing Insights with Right Property Group. Join Right Property Group directors, Steve Waters and Victor Kumar, as they explore and challenge the strategies, tactics and techniques to create wealth through property investing. Every month Steve and Victor join co-host Phillip Tarrant from Smart Property Investment to address the burning issues impacting investors, covering key topics such as manufacturing equity, property management, purchasing units vs. houses, researching the market, finding under market value properties, the habits and attitudes of successful investors and portfolio building. In this episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, one man down, Phil and Steve cover what they see ahead for 2018:a transitioning, make or break market. Good investors continuously educate themselves on both the controllable and uncontrollable aspects of property marketing to stay ahead in the game. They reveal how to understand 'the sleep at night factor' and how to utilise it to grow your portfolio! Tune in now for the full episode. CONNECT WITH RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP If you have any questions or would like more details on any of the information discussed on the podcast contact Right Property Group on questions@rightpropertygroup.com.au, visit www.rightpropertygroup.com.au or call 1300 302 166. We'll be covering all your questions in a coming episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, so ensure you get in touch. If you''re new to this podcast, check out series one on www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au/podcasts/right-property-group. FOLLOW RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP Keep connected with the team and all the latest news and activities. You can follow Right Property Group on Twitter or Facebook.
Max Pagnin, financial planner and investor, joins Phillip Tarrant to discuss the benefits financial planning can have on your portfolio, his own portfolio and how his background has shaped how he views the property market. The investor shares his property journey, explaining how his portfolio came to be as well as wealth creation and diversification of assets. They also discuss why the expectation of 'getting right overnight' can have a negative impact on your journey, Max's plans for his portfolio in the future and his recommendations to investors who are considering hiring a financial planner. You will also find out his methods to his 'madness', the fundamentals driving increasing price and how to find a property savvy financial planner. SUBURBS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Sydney Melbourne Liverpool Holsworthy Wattle Grove Minto Port Hedland Kingston Lawnton Petrie Hammondville Holsworthy Ingleburn Campbelltown Oberon Lithgow Ellen Grove Forest Lake Weipa RELATED AREAS OF INTEREST: Dealing with scar tissue from bad investments Why I bought at the top of Sydney’s property cycle and delighted about it Landscaping predictions for 2018: What’s hot? Waiting for property can be a waste of time, says buyer's agent FOLLOW US: Did you like this episode? Show your support by rating us on iTunes (The Smart Property Investment Show) and by liking and following Smart Property Investment on social media: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you have any questions about what you heard today, any topics of interest you have in mind, or if you'd like to lend your voice to the show, email editor@smartpropertyinvestment.com.au for more insight! www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au
Welcome to the second series of Investing Insights with Right Property Group. Join Right Property Group directors, Steve Waters and Victor Kumar, as they explore and challenge the strategies, tactics and techniques to create wealth through property investing. Every month Steve and Victor join co-host Phillip Tarrant from Smart Property Investment to address the burning issues impacting investors, covering key topics such as manufacturing equity, property management, purchasing units vs. houses, researching the market, finding under market value properties, the habits and attitudes of successful investors and portfolio building. In this episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, we cover one of the key mistakes people make: not being educated. Good investors are dialed into their portfolio, constantly finding ways to increase its value and understanding the need for diversification. They reveal how and when to starts the diversification process to enhance your portfolio! Tune in now for the full episode. CONNECT WITH RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP If you have any questions or would like more details on any of the information discussed on the podcast contact Right Property Group on questions@rightpropertygroup.com.au, visit www.rightpropertygroup.com.au or call 1300 302 166. We'll be covering all your questions in a coming episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, so ensure you get in touch. If you''re new to this podcast, check out series one on www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au/podcasts/right-property-group. FOLLOW RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP Keep connected with the team and all the latest news and activities. You can follow Right Property Group on Twitter or Facebook.
Welcome to the second series of Investing Insights with Right Property Group. Join Right Property Group directors, Steve Waters and Victor Kumar, as they explore and challenge the strategies, tactics and techniques to create wealth through property investing. Every month Steve and Victor join co-host Phillip Tarrant from Smart Property Investment to address the burning issues impacting investors, covering key topics such as manufacturing equity, property management, purchasing units vs. houses, researching the market, finding under market value properties, the habits and attitudes of successful investors and portfolio building. In this episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, we cover the essential topic of cash flow: the good and the bad. Good cash flow management is critical to all investors - with the right strategies, processes, focus and balance you can turn it from negative to positive... and keep building your portfolio!!! Tune in now for the full episode. CONNECT WITH RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP If you have any questions or would like more details on any of the information discussed on the podcast contact Right Property Group on questions@rightpropertygroup.com.au, visit www.rightpropertygroup.com.au or call 1300 302 166. We'll be covering all your questions in a coming episode of Investing Insights with Right Property Group, so ensure you get in touch. If you''re new to this podcast, check out series one on www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au/podcasts/right-property-group. FOLLOW RIGHT PROPERTY GROUP Keep connected with the team and all the latest news and activities. You can follow Right Property Group on Twitter or Facebook.
Siemens has been supporting defence, marine and shipbuilding activities for over 130 years, including electrical products, systems solutions and services to sustain submarines and naval vessels for their entire lifecycle. In the US alone, 700 billion dollars’ worth of defence programs are designed on Siemens software tools. In Australia, the business’ equipment and support structure can be linked to the ANZAC Class frigates, Canberra Class LHDs, HMAS Choules and future surface, land and subsurface programs. Join Andrew Seal, head of defence and marine solutions at Siemens plus Defence Connect host Phillip Tarrant as they explore the business’ work in the Australian market, how it is gearing for growth – and what it has set for the future. Enjoy the podcast, The Defence Connect Team http://www.defenceconnect.com.au
The Royal Navy marked a major millstone recently with the start of construction of the Type 26 Frigate. The Type 26, also known as the Global Combat Ship, will partially replace the Royal Navy’s Type 23 anti-submarine frigates, with the first three Type 26s approved for construction by the UK Ministry of Defence as part of a £3.7 billion ($6 billion) contract. Designed and built by BAE Systems, the Type 26 is also one of three solutions being considered by the Royal Australian Navy to replace its aging ANZAC class frigates as part of the SEA 5000 program. With anti-submarine warfare (ASW) at the core of its DNA, the Royal Navy has pegged its future naval capabilities on the Type 26. Join Defence Connect host Phillip Tarrant with his guests Commander Richard Hutchings, Fleet ASW Officer, Royal Navy, and Commander Andy Kellett, Navy Ships Type 26 GCS Requirements Manager, Royal Navy, as they discuss the evolving domain of ASW and how the Type 26 will support UK sea-power in the decades ahead. Enjoy the podcast, The Defence Connect team www.defenceconnect.com.au
Leonardo’s involvement in Australian defence dates back to the late 1800s, when one of its heritage businesses provided torpedoes to individual Australian states. It’s connectivity with the industry still remains – and it’s still providing torpedoes. Join executive chairman of Leonardo Australia Michael Lenton and Defence Connect host Phillip Tarrant as they explore some of the history of Leonardo and the role the business is playing in today’s evolving defence industry. As well as a number of Australian-first innovations, such as networked data links for ship-to-ship communications, the business is actively delivering the SEA 1442 program to much effect. Enjoy the podcast, www.defenceconnect.com.au
On this special episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, Lawyers Weekly, in partnership with InfoTrack, assembled a round table to discuss the rapidly changing role of in-house legal teams. It's well known that in-house counsel are under growing pressure to deliver greater value to their organisations with less resources. Here, two leading corporate counsel discuss how they are innovating to provide a strong foundation for business growth, including the crucial role of time-saving technologies. Panel members • Phillip Tarrant, managing editor, Lawyers Weekly • John Ahern, CEO, InfoTrack • Katrina Johnson, associate general counsel and head of APAC legal, Uber • Alex Butterworth, senior legal counsel, McDonald's
CEO of BAE Systems Australia Glynn Phillips joins Phillip Tarrant to discuss technology and innovation in BAE Systems and the defence industry, academia and business within defence, identifying sovereign capabilities, how to meet the capabilities and challenges of the future, and creating that capability ‘edge’. http://www.defenceconnect.com.au
Join Michael Lenton and Defence Connect Podcast host Phillip Tarrant as they discuss the integration of a number of established defence and aerospace businesses (such as Finmeccanica and Selex ES) under the new Leonardo brand – and what that means for the company moving forward, including ambitious growth plans in the Australian market across a number of key competitive sectors. http://www.defenceconnect.com.au
Industry stalwart and former CEO of Lockheed Martin Australia and New Zealand Raydon Gates was just this week announced to Australian board of QinetiQ at a time of growth for the business, including the acquisition of RubiKon Group. Raydon joins Defence Connect Podcast host Phillip Tarrant and shares his insights on an industry in transition – and the critical steps organisations can take to focus on defence business opportunities, connect with government and position themselves to win more defence work. http://www.defenceconnect.com.au
Greg Ferguson, executive manager of the Avalon Airshow, stopped by the Defence Connect Podcast studio to talk with host Phillip Tarrant and co-host Paul Robinson about the upcoming airshow at Avalon in late February. This podcast is a must for defence industry business development managers, as Ferguson gives away some of his top tips on how to conduct business at the show and how to best attract future customers. With 600 exhibitors on display and over 30,000 visitors, you’ll need to listen in to find out how you and your business can stand out. Enjoy the show, The Defence Connect team http://www.defenceconnect.com.au
Tristan Cross, company director and engineering partner Chris Riggs join Defence Connect Podcast host Phillip Tarrant and co-host Paul Robinson to uncover the method they used to break their company, Fibre Tech Solutions, into the defence industry. Cross and Riggs recount the steps they took to diversify from the resources sector into defence, from their initial homework right through to practical demonstrations and invites into massive Defence projects. Their story and tips make this episode of the Defence Connect Podcast unmissable for anyone wanting to crack the code and be part of the $195billion project influx from Defence. Enjoy the show, The Defence Connect team http://www.defenceconnect.com.au
RPR Trades Managing Director Darren Da Costa and Regional Manager- NSW, Sonia Gouveia join regular Defence Connect host Phillip Tarrant and co-host Paul Robinson to discuss the state of the skilled and semi-skilled workforce in Australia. In this episode of the Defence Connect Podcast, Da Costa and Gouveia dive into the absolute war for talent between oil and gas, rail-works, infrastructure, and now, defence sectors. With the sheer number of defence projects coming down the pipe, how will Defence, the primes and SMEs attract the massive workforce it needs for success? Listen in to find out. Enjoy the show. The Defence Connect team https://www.defenceconnect.com.au
Ms Kate Louis, First Assistant Secretary Defence Industry Policy Division joins Defence Connect Podcast host Phillip Tarrant to discuss the newly formed Centre for Defence Industry Capability (CDIC) and the opportunities it offers the defence industry. With their launch last week, the CDIC is aiming to ‘open the door to Defence’ for traditional defence businesses and industry newcomers. Listen in to find out how to get your business engaged with Defence and how you can shape the services the CDIC offers. Follow the link below for more information. http://www.business.gov.au/centre-for-defence-industry-capability Enjoy the show, The Defence Connect team http://www.defenceconnect.com.au
Hank Hong buys property in all different ways – by himself, with family members and with financial backers to create small developments – and he has lots of lessons to offer other investors. On this week’s episode of The Smart Property Investment podcast, Hank tells host Phillip Tarrant and Vivienne Kelly why he invests in all kinds of different structures and how this benefits his ultimate wealth creation goals. Hank also puts his mortgage broking hat on and gives investors some hot tips on interest rates, fixed loans, co-investing and how to build wealth through borrowing money. All this and much much more on this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show. Tune in now! http://www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au
In this week's episode of The Smart Property Investment Show 33-year-old investor Andrew Third gives a no-nonsense insight into the reality of investing in property while raising a young family. Andrew talks to host Phillip Tarrant and managing editor Vivienne Kelly about hitting serviceability walls when facing parental leave, the realities of buying off-the-plan and how he's tackling the unknowns that come with investing in property. Andrew also has some pretty simple advice for would-be investors who are wasting precious time. All this and much much more on this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show. Tune in now! http://www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au https://twitter.com/philliptarrant
Michael Xia is an investor with 14 properties in his portfolio, but initially he wasn’t driven by a hefty retirement goal –he just wanted to quit the corporate job he hated and spend more time playing touch football. Now that he’s ditched corporate life (and is waiting for surgery for a football injury), he talks to Phillip Tarrant and The Smart Property Investment Show about his portfolio, what the recent changes to the cash rate and bank interest rates actually mean for real-life investors and some of the financial tips and tricks all property buyers should know. All this and much much more in this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show. Tune in now! http://www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au http://twitter.com/philliptarrant
Stephanie Brennan wants to be in a position where she could retire on the income generated by her properties by the age of 30 – but even once she gets to that point, she has no intentions of slowing down. In this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, she speaks to Phillip Tarrant and Vivienne Kelly about why she bought her first investment property on her 22nd birthday, how she’s built a portfolio worth $2.7 million in less than four years and what she’ll do next. Stephanie also reveals why she owns a property in Scotland and how other young investors can learn from her stumbles and her successes. All this and much much more in this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show. Tune in now! http://www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au/ https://twitter.com/philliptarrant
It's our One Year Anniversary!! :-) For today's episode, we are bringing in Phillip Tarrant, Director and Managing Editor of Sterling Publishing and host for the Smart Property Investment Show Podcast. Apart from his daily job, Phillip is also on... The post Episode 52 | A property investor's journey and confidence in the Australian residential property market – Chat with Phillip Tarrant appeared first on The Property Couch.
Julian Lancey is living life on the edge, his ability to service his portfolio under threat with each rate rise. In this episode of the Smart Property Investment Show he reveals to Phillip Tarrant https://twitter.com/philliptarrant and Sterling Publishing’s Head of Wealth, Russell Stephenson, the strategies he uses to keep costs down, and what he’ll do if it all goes belly-up. Julian is an everyday investor who chooses to self-manage, and furnish, his 5-property portfolio. You’ll hear why he’s chosen to take this path, and the handyman skills he’s picked up along the way. Julian also reveals why he’s investing in a tiny 17 square metre studio – and killing it as a result. But it’s not all been smooth sailing. He’s pushed his servicing capacity to the max, and there’s the looming issues of land tax, future rate increases, increasing talk of changes to negative gearing. How does Julian plan to cope with any future shocks to his portfolio? All this and much more in this episode of the Smart Property Investment Show. http://www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au
In this week’s The Smart Property Investment show Phillip Tarrant https://twitter.com/philliptarrant and Sterling Publishing’s mortgages and real estate managing editor James Mitchell are joined by special guest Ross Le Quesne to discuss all things lending, including last year’s raft of APRA-instigated changes. Ross provides an update on how new serviceability requirements are threatening clients’ portfolio growth, and gives an insight into how investors should be engaging with their lender to make sure they’re getting the best deal possible. All this and more in the latest episode of The Smart Property Investment Show. http://www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au https://twitter.com/philliptarrant
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