Peter Switzer launched his own financial business 30 years ago. The Switzer Group has since grown into three successful companies spanning media and publishing that creates written content as well as video and films, with its latest acquisition being the global brand Harper’s Bazaar, financial advice, insurance and business advice. Peter is an award-winning broadcaster, twice runner-up for the Best Current Affairs Commentator award for radio, behind broadcaster Alan Jones. He talks to Ben Fordham each morning on 2GB, as well as writing each day on switzer.com.au
“REMORANDOM 2 is a new book by Remo Giuffre, which reminded me of my interview with Edward de Bono, the creator of the term lateral thinking. He told me successful people in all walks of life think outside the square. This book might help you do exactly that!” Peter Switzer.
No more hot singers and racing car drivers might help cool down the economy and permit Ms Bullock to cut rates before the end of the year.
Crown Resort have appointed a new Chairman whose goal is to rescue their reputation
My 2GB colleague Ben Fordham asked me this morning: “How does one of the country’s best economists, who was good enough to get the Treasury Secretary’s job, make such a big mistake? Let me try to explain…
The country’s chief money regulator has revealed that nearly one in two Australians with debt are struggling with their repayments.
The AFR’s Rich List tells us who’s the richest but I will show you how they got rich and what you can learn from it.
These inflation numbers are disappointing but if the RBA raises rates on them, it would be another case of a central bank mistake!
Federal Labor Industry Minister Ed Husic told an AFR Summit on AI that company taxes needed to be cut to encourage businesses to invest in AI technologies. Has Ed got government backing on this or is this great news an unfunny joke?
On two occasions now, my name, my image and my brand name have been exploited by lowlife scumbags employing what’s now called deep fake AI (artificial intelligence) to swindle money out of unsuspecting Australians. And yet it’s so hard to get government to stop these criminals.
The RBA’s currently ‘on hold’ with interest rates, with the next move on rates likely to be down. If it’s not, then insolvencies will surge, and a recession will be more likely.
Banks are closing in country towns, with 2,000 disappearing since 2017! The good news for the rural community is the Senate is inquiring into how banks can stay open in the bush. But there’s bad news too…
Our $48 billion education industry and fourth biggest export sector is about to get a kick in the guts of macroeconomic proportions for three reasons.
