(LIVE) RBA May 2026 | Why This May Not Be the Last Rate Hike
The RBA has hiked again. The cash rate has been lifted by 25 basis points to 4.35% — and unlike March’s knife-edge 5-4 split, this one wasn’t close. Eight board members voted to hike. Only one dissented. That shift in conviction is the real story from today’s decision. The RBA’s updated forecasts make it clear […]
The HECS Trick That Could Boost Your Borrowing Power by $100K!!! | FUNdamental Fridays
FUNdamental Friday! What if one simple move could put an extra $662 back in your pocket every month… and potentially boost your borrowing power by up to $100,000? In this Friday Fundamentals episode of The Property Couch, Ben Kingsley sits down with tax specialist Danish Ahmed to unpack a time-sensitive HECS/HELP strategy that many Australians […]
Investors Provide Rental Housing: Why Supply Matters More Than Ever | FUNdamental Fridays
🔥 THE HILL I’LL DIE ON 🔥 Welcome back to The Hill I’ll Die On, our Friday mini-series where industry experts share the one belief they stand firmly behind. This week, Ben is joined by Nerida Conisbee, Chief Economist at Ray White, to unpack a key issue in today’s housing debate: Investors provide rental housing. Nerida […]
The $10,500 Capital Gains Mistake Most Investors Make | FUNdamental Fridays
Welcome back to The Hill I’ll Die On, our Friday mini-series inside The Property Couch, where members of the Couch Crew share bold money and property opinions they’re willing to stand behind. In this episode, tax expert Danish joins Ben Kingsley to share a hill that could save you thousands: 👉 Don’t DIY your tax […]
591 | 4 Years Pre-Approved: The First-Home Buyer Journey No One Talks About – Chat with Kirsty
🏡 What happens when you’re pre-approved… but still not ready to buy? In Episode 591, Ben is joined by Kirsty, and Couch Crew member, Kirsty “KD” Dunphey, who shares her incredibly honest first-home buyer journey. Her story is one many buyers will recognise: Four years pre-approved before purchasing Endless inspections and auction losses Information overload […]
