Bruce Brammall, The West Australian, 26 March, 2018 Last week, my little DebtGirl’s head was spinning Exorcist-like at her daddy – full of vile and bile – for about half … Read More Financial lessons start early in life

Bruce Brammall, The West Australian, 12 March, 2018 Young people say some naïve, stupid stuff sometimes. They also do stupid stuff, think stupid stuff and stress about stupid stuff. Not … Read More Super can become your legal tax dodge

Bruce Brammall, The West Australian, 26 February, 2018   As far as investment yarns go, there are few that I love more than an old “reversion to mean” parable. Markets … Read More Reverting to market mean

Bruce Brammall, The West Australian, 29 January, 2018 I guess a retirement village could be fun. If Rodney Dangerfield, playing his gregarious Caddy Shack character, was my neighbour. But Dangerfield’s dead. … Read More Wealth generation best way to guarantee freedom

  Bruce Brammall, The West Australian, 15 January, 2018 Put your beer down. It’s time for an argument. This is about taxing property investors. So it’s important. Actually, hold on. … Read More Sights on property investors. Negative gearing, CGT are back in the spotlight

  Bruce Brammall, The West Australian, 11 December 2017 Hang in there, dudes and dudettes. You’re nearly done. There’s only a week or two to go until most of us … Read More Christmas is coming! Hang in there!

  Bruce Brammall, The West Australian, 4 December 2017 So, we now have a royal commission into the banking sector. A bloody big microscope is bound to find some really … Read More Royal commission to miss property investment

Bruce Brammall, The West Australian, 13 November 2017 Surveys, yardsticks and statistics – if you care about your own personal finance, these are usually a staple part of your information … Read More Time for Twits to take note

  The stakes are high, the gearing a bit dizzy … it’s a love affair that keeps Australians smitten, even though so many are so bad at this game. Property … Read More Property pitfalls to steer clear of