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Westpac's unforgivable indifference. What's to celebrate in a new ASX record? High drama at Harvey Norman AGM.
Westpac's unforgivable indifference. What's to celebrate in a new ASX record? High drama at Harvey Norman AGM.

It's been a week of highlights for the ASX and lowlights for Westpac. James and Alan chew over the fallout from the major bank scandal in this week's…

6 years, 4 months ago

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What's the value of a charismatic CEO? Household debt stress a GFC throwback. How to jump into small caps, safely
What's the value of a charismatic CEO? Household debt stress a GFC throwback. How to jump into small caps, safely

James and Alan have packed up the Money Cafe and taken it to Sydney for their first live podcast! In this episode they discuss the tug between stimul…

6 years, 4 months ago

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Does Afterpay deserve a tick or a kick? Australia's unhappy financial marriages. Could a bear market be good news for battling fund managers?
Does Afterpay deserve a tick or a kick? Australia's unhappy financial marriages. Could a bear market be good news for battling fund managers?

With a new boss at the big Australian, James and Alan begin their conversation in the Money Cafe this week by weighing up the merits of internal prom…

6 years, 4 months ago

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The Money Cafe hits a million downloads! Are Australian banks stuffed? Why you shouldn't - ever - take investing advice from your tax agent.
The Money Cafe hits a million downloads! Are Australian banks stuffed? Why you shouldn't - ever - take investing advice from your tax agent.

It's drinks all round at the Money Cafe this week as James and Alan toast a million downloads, wonder about the long-term outlook for Australian bank…

6 years, 5 months ago

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Why punters are being steered away from the track. What hope for the next crop of advisers? The winners and losers among Australia's richest.
Why punters are being steered away from the track. What hope for the next crop of advisers? The winners and losers among Australia's richest.

The Australian's John Stensholt joins Alan in The Money Cafe for a spring update on the list of the nation's wealthiest, as well as a look at the sta…

6 years, 5 months ago

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Standing up for shorts.The incredible shrinking AMP. The hard to believe housing rebound.
Standing up for shorts.The incredible shrinking AMP. The hard to believe housing rebound.

James and Alan begin this week's Money Cafe with a little remeniscing about the Black Thursday crash, before moving on to discuss the state AMP, shor…

6 years, 5 months ago

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Introducing: On the Fence, a new property podcast from The Australian
Introducing: On the Fence, a new property podcast from The Australian

The Australian's economic editor Adam Creighton drops into The Money Cafe feed to introduce a new podcast about Australia's property obsession. To he…

6 years, 5 months ago

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Why the IMF and its global growth forecasts are way off. A stake through the heart of financial adviser commissions. What links a revolving door, a pokies king and an asthma device?
Why the IMF and its global growth forecasts are way off. A stake through the heart of financial adviser commissions. What links a revolving door, a pokies king and an asthma device?

The IMF's latest update casts a gloomy shadow over this week's Money Cafe, in which James and Alan also discuss the next steps for Brexit, and Trump'…

6 years, 5 months ago

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How to get a bite of the alternative meat craze. The WeWork killer sets his sights on Afterpay. Is paranoia the best reason to keep your money in a bank today?
How to get a bite of the alternative meat craze. The WeWork killer sets his sights on Afterpay. Is paranoia the best reason to keep your money in a bank today?

Where's the beef in this week's Money Cafe? Alan and James talk fake burgers, the market giving up on AMP, the factors that will govern the success o…

6 years, 5 months ago

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How low will rates go? Why bond funds are making big money. What share market sectors still offer value? Why you need to make 20% more salary in Sydney
How low will rates go? Why bond funds are making big money. What share market sectors still offer value? Why you need to make 20% more salary in Sydney

James Kirby is joined by Evan Lucas in this week’s episode of The Money Café, where the duo discuss what the catalyst might be to bring rates back up…

6 years, 6 months ago

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