Heise Says

The Government dominated sectors of Healthcare and Education are driving up our costs of living. Are subsidies or competition the solution?

Our government is apparently happy with the trajectory of the Australian Economy. Am I the only one who is sceptical?

Experts are warning people to not risk buying off the plan.

Nearly a third of the bonds of the world are currently providing a negative yield. Does that fill anyone with confidence?

Let's look at the "All Monies" Clause and the "Right to Combine Accounts" that our banks use and have respectively. Do we really think that we have control of our money?

Significant structural issues have been discovered in Newcastle's tallest building, "The Verve Residences". I wonder if the repair work due to recent flooding in the building helped in the discovery of these significant issues.

Economists are predicting that there is a 20% to 25% chance of Australia heading into recession within the next 12 months. While their hope is based on the Chinese domestic market supporting Australia, I'm more sceptical.

Shockingly Sydney Apartments are selling for significant losses. Is it still time to rush out and buy off the plan?

The Owners from Mascot Towers are facing the prospect of a lifelong repair bill.

The RBA might deploy extreme measures to help stimulate the economy.

Developers are admitting that demand for Apartments is waining as buyer become warier following recent defect issues in the media.

Fears of a US and global recession are growing, with huge stock market drops and other indicators predicting a recession. Do we only have 15 months time until a United State recession? How will it affect Australia?

The New South Wales Parliamentary Inquiry into the Regulation of Building Standards, Building Quality and Building Disputes is underway, let's look at the Terms of Reference and the submission by the Royal Australian Institute of Architects.

Wage growth stalled even with significant growth in portions of the public sector. Wage growth has been below average for years and does not appear to change that pattern within the foreseeable future.

Westpac has reported that Consumer Confidence is up in August. A sign that the retail recession is turning around or simply the result of the tax rebate and the start of a new financial year?

Infrastructure Australia is calling on Infrastructure spending to increase significantly to meet the demands of our population growth.

Australians are being bankrupted because of credit card debt. Another sign of difficult times and terrible financial education?

The July 2019 NAB Monthly Business Survey Results have been released and business confidence is still trending below average. Let's have a look at the results and try to explain the WA spike.

It looks like the recent tax rebates are not stimulating the economy as much as hoped because people are using it to pay off debt. An encouraging sign or more evidence that people are getting worried?

Nearly 90% of Australians don't know what the cash rate is. A sign of lack of interest in financial news or failure of our education system?