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Governments around the world are talking about paying you to exist. It's called a universal basic income, and AI is the reason it's back on the table.
In this episode I look at what's actually being proposed here in New Zealand and overseas, what the real-world pilots in Finland and Ontario showed, what a land tax looks like from someone who actually holds lan...
Someone commented that developers are deluded and my 695,000 home was a ripoff. Fair enough, I've heard worse. But it got me onto the argument I have nearly every day: get investors out and more Kiwis will own a home.
Partly right, but it answers the wrong question. So in this one I do something simple. I count the houses. When an investor sells a rental to a...
John Kenel sits down with John Bolton from Squirrel, New Zealand’s biggest mortgage broker.
What’s getting funded, what’s getting declined, and why?
They discuss the OCR at 2.5%, the water companies that are now a bigger development risk than councils, why 41% of apartment sellers lost money last quarter, Australia’s negative-gearing changes, a...
You're not falling behind because you're lazy or doing something wrong, the ground has genuinely shifted under ordinary Kiwis and nobody's bothered to explain why.
Power up 12%, council rates up 9%, insurance up 30% in three years, but the official inflation number says 3.1%.
Once you understand what's actually happening, you'll stop blaming yo...
The Greens are calling it a capital acquisitions tax because inheritance tax doesn't poll well, but whatever you call it, it means the government takes a third of what you've spent your life building. This isn't just a tax debate, it's a family debate. Most inheritance isn't super yachts and mansions... It's a house, a small business, a few rentals that mum and dad built by w...