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Investing money with property developers is risky. In this post we talk about how risky it is and ask how it can even happen.

Waiting for inflation is feeling increasingly like the quest for the Holy Grail, or as I approach 45 ‘waiting for god’. Oh, so old!

The Global Financial Crisis in 2008 was centred on the world having too much debt and yet today there is even more debt and more inequality.

I’ve been saying for some time that we are living in a period of unusually high economic risks. How you plan around those risks will determine how you come out the other side when we go through the next big market correction.

I’ve literally just got back from a week of conferences in the United States.

It is a scary question and one for which I don't have a reliable answer. There will be a market correction at some point in the not too distant future.

With incredibly loose monetary policy implemented around the world we are going through uncertain economic times.

I'm an optimistic guy, and even I am uncomfortable with how much we are talking up our NZ economy.

Really? It’s over? Just like that? I’m slightly bemused by how quickly some commentators are proclaiming the end of this – the mother of all recessions.

Apparently too few of us are depressed! We’re not taking this whole credit crisis seriously enough! Isn't it funny that when the rest of world was booming, we were too laid-back and missed out on most of the growth?