Jane Slack-Smith is regularly interviewed and quoted in the media. She has had numerous articles in Money Magazine, Smart Property Investments, the Australian Property Investor Magazine, and many others.
Here are just a few of the articles published by Jane or about Jane and Investor’s Choice Mortgages.
Jane Slack-Smith was named by Money Magazine as one of Australia’s Top 10 Finance Experts and Qantas Magazine recognised her as one of the 4 top wealth creators in Australia, along with John Simmons and Paul Clitheroe. She is committed to improving the financial literacy of Australians and she regularly appears in publications, podcasts and TV to promote the message that buying the right property at the right price is possible if you know how. Here is a selection of the material she has recently contributed too.
Recently i was on a podcast with Mike Mortlock from MCG Quantity Surveyors. We chat about my approach to property investing, such as buying under market, renovating to increase equity and purchasing based on growth.
Recently I was interviewed for a series for mortgage brokers. Everyone comes to their chosen path from different places and you might find my journey of interest – who would have thought explosives to mortgage broking
Check out my interview with Real Estate Talks – I discuss my Financial Freedom Framework for First Home Buyers (and any buyer hoping to buy well) and a quick explanation about negative and positive gearing.
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If you would like to listen to the First Home Buyers Show then check that out here https://www.youtube.com/
I strongly believe that you should not try and time the market rather buy the typical property in the best area you can afford when you can afford it. However as it is June 2020 things are a little different now and to understand where to buy we need to consider what the future of our property market may look like in the next year or so.
Recently I was asked to share my thoughts with the readers of Canstar, here is that article, click here to access.
With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing many businesses to shift to working from home (WFH) temporarily, a good portion of businesses and employees have found they quite like it, and may just keep doing it after the pandemic, at least semi-frequently.
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