The Property Council of Australia has virtually accused NSW politicians of being nincompoops who have a goal to create more housing but have two new taxes that undermine what they say they want.

Ahead of next week’s budget, the Treasurer is promising average households a $2,800 windfall. How will this ‘gift’ be delivered?

What are we to hear from Dr Jim Chalmers next Tuesday about his plans to get more homes built?

Here’s evidence that shows that the RBA should wait a few months before raising or cutting rates. This is my story and I’m sticking with it.

8 stocks the analysts and Tribeca’s Jun Bei Liu like! + Can you bank on the banks?

Treasurer Jim is about to unveil a favour for three million Australians with HECS debts. What voter wouldn’t like a $1,200 gift? Maybe those with a big home loan if rates rise as a result?

There are two lessons to learn from Dunstan and Cook. In my article I go through each of them.

Around this time of year, we have upcoming budget leaks and some currently surfacing could have economic consequences and political implications. Let me explain…

A finance academic has suggested that Australians help the Reserve Bank to beat inflation to reduce interest rates by cutting spending and creating a “DIY recession”!

Treasurer Jim Chalmers will outline this filtering of foreign investors today as a support piece to the government’s Future Made in Australia Act.