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Financialfirst

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: 07310302786

Address: PO Box 287, Kenmore 4069 Kenmore, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.financialfirst.com.au

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25.01.2022 Eid Mubarak to all. May this Eid ease suffering around the world and usher an era of peace, joy, and happiness for all.

20.01.2022 Has the Bitcoin bubble burst?

19.01.2022 Surely not a number, then what is it?

16.01.2022 While most people would never consider driving a car without motor insurance, less than a third of us insure our most important asset our ability to earn an income. In 2010, a study by Lifewise found that 95% of families didn’t have adequate levels of insurance. One in five families are likely to be impacted by the death of a parent, a serious accident or illness that renders a parent unable to work; The typical Australian family will need to cope on half or less of their income as a result of underinsurance. Andrew's Story is real life account of how Income Protection Insurance helps families cope with the unforeseen. Call me or private message me to find out more about Personal Insurance.

14.01.2022 Must attend seminar covering different aspects of property investments

13.01.2022 Have you been in the market to sell a property, if so where have the buyers gone?

09.01.2022 10 year on from the GFC, once again the financial market valuations look stretched, are we heading into a financial crisis if so can our financial institutions withstand it?

09.01.2022 RESERVE BANK OF AUSTRALIA RATE ANNOUNCEMENT The cash rate remains unchanged. Having seen improvements in both consumer and business confidence, as well as a strong improvement in the global economy, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has elected to leave the cash rate on hold at the historical low of 1.50%. Governor Philip Lowe... had this to say in his official statement: Financial institutions remain in a good position to lend. The depreciation of the exchange rate since 2013 has also assisted the economy in its transition following the mining investment boom. An appreciating exchange rate would complicate this adjustment. Conditions in the housing market vary considerably around the country. In some markets, conditions are strong and prices are rising briskly. In other markets, prices are declining. In the eastern capital cities, a considerable additional supply of apartments is scheduled to come on stream over the next couple of years. Growth in rents is the slowest for two decades. Borrowing for housing by investors has picked up over recent months. Supervisory measures have contributed to some strengthening of lending standards. So, what does all this mean for you? Despite the recent cash rate hold, lenders are free to change their rate at their own discretion. Keep a close eye on any rate movement, and consider whether your current loan is the right one for you, right now. See more

09.01.2022 World's rich now control 50% of Personal Wealth. Over $100 Trillion. (100,000,000,000,000) hmm... too many zeros.

08.01.2022 Live life king size but don't leave your future to chance. Protect your future from the unknown and unforeseen. Ask me how. Call Yousuf on 0401 006 430

07.01.2022 Eid Mubarak ! - https://mailchi.mp/db8baf9dd7ba/eid-mubarak

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06.01.2022 Where have all the buyers gone? The ‘fear of missing out’ which pushed property prices higher and higher in recent years has turned into a ‘fear of paying too much’. ClearView Chief Investment Officer Justin McLaughlin explains what’s going on in Australia’s property market.