#357 - Property Vs Stocks In Australia (Which wins)
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Rates are already near 7% for many borrowers, and with core inflation stuck at 3.6%, the RBA may have no choice but to push higher. In this episode, Lloyd breaks down the numbers behind rising mortgage rates, why inflation refuses to fall, and how Australia’s trillion‑dollar debt is making the problem worse.
◼️ Why inflation is stuck
◼️ How rates could reach 7%
◼️ Australia’s trillion‑dollar debt problem
◼️ How to prepare your finances now
Timestamps:
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:01:40 - Net yield and costs
00:02:37 - Franking credits overview
00:03:54 - US shares outperform
00:04:36 - Shares vs property over 30 years
00:05:19 - Where property wins: leverage
00:06:26 - Why leverage only works in rising markets
00:07:27 - Where shares win: lower costs
00:08:10 - Diversification advantage
00:09:51 - Tax changes and negative gearing
00:10:45 - Shares inside superannuation
00:11:19 - Future uncertainty in super rules
00:12:17 - Why shares align with his lifestyle
00:13:23 - Scaling money without scaling problems
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