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The intergenerational wealth wars – and what younger people forget

- September 19, 2025 2 MIN READ

Boomers, we are not to blame. I’ve talked about the intergenerational wealth wars a lot in the past where younger Australians begrudge older Australians for everything from pushing up property values and living a more lavish lifestyle, to retiring on supposedly excessive superannuation payouts. As I’ve said before, these intergenerational wars of financial envy are… Read more »

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The Bank of Mum and Dad (plus grandparents) is booming

- May 9, 2025 2 MIN READ

Australians have relied even more on the bank of parents (and grandparents) to save money amid cost-of-living pressures, according to the latest research by Compare the Market. The consumer comparison experts’ annual survey of Australian parents and grandparents found one in six have helped purchase clothes, toys and essential items (15.9 per cent) for their… Read more »

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7 property myths BUSTED

- January 31, 2025 4 MIN READ

There is much debate and discussion around property markets, often leading to misconceptions about how they work. These can sometimes influence people’s property buying, selling, or investing decisions, and even lead to missed opportunities. With Ray White’s chief economist, Nerida Conisbee’s insights, let’s examine (and bust) some common property market myths: 1. There’s an ideal… Read more »

The ‘Battle of the Generations’ verdict is in
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The ‘Battle of the Generations’ verdict is in

- December 15, 2023 3 MIN READ

The cost of buying a home in our capital cities is now 14 times our annual income, up from five times the annual income in 1990. Who’s doing it tougher, young homeowners today or their Baby Boomer parents who were paying 17 per cent mortgage interest? It’s the intergenerational war of words that has been… Read more »