Superannuation is communism
30/11/2023
With interest rates over 6%, that means workers have to earn 10% before tax just to pay the interest on their mortgages.
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Do you believe that the tax-free threshold should be raised from $18,200 to $40,000?
The Wizard of Oz is an allegory about monetary policy
30/11/2023
Bryan was to be immortalised in a novel by Frank Baum called the Wonderful Wizard of OZ. He was cast as the Lion, Dorothy represented the American People, the Tin Man represented the worker and the Scarecrow represented the Farmer.
Regulating a digital currency is a fantasy
15/11/2023
Last week I spoke against the need for regulation of cryptocurrencies. It is a fallacy to think that governments can regulate them. They should be banned all together.
Companies forced to report how they are meeting CO2 targets
14/11/2023
One piece of legislation I recently voted against, but was passed by Labor and the Greens, was the introduction of an accounting standard that will force companies to report on their CO2 emissions.
Look who doesn’t have to pay tax
14/11/2023
Tax breaks in the Tax Act for the rich and powerful include…
Companies are shifting profits offshore to pay less tax
14/11/2023
When General Motors was claiming they were never making a profit in Australia did anyone ever ask how much in interest, royalties and rent they paid offshore?
The Optus outage was a glimpse into the future of a cashless society
14/11/2023
Last week I spoke to Steve Austin about the impact of the Optus shutdown on customer’s abilities to transact, especially in essential goods and services.
Buckle up Australia. Labor is crippling us financially.
06/11/2023
The major driver for the lift in interest rates over the last 18 months is due to Labor’s immigration policy. This increases demand which is working against the RBA trying to decrease demand. As a result of the increased demand
Superannuation is communism
30/11/2023
With interest rates over 6%, that means workers have to earn 10% before tax just to pay the interest on their mortgages.
The Wizard of Oz is an allegory about monetary policy
30/11/2023
Bryan was to be immortalised in a novel by Frank Baum called the Wonderful Wizard of OZ. He was cast as the Lion, Dorothy represented the American People, the Tin Man represented the worker and the Scarecrow represented the Farmer.
Regulating a digital currency is a fantasy
15/11/2023
Last week I spoke against the need for regulation of cryptocurrencies. It is a fallacy to think that governments can regulate them. They should be banned all together.
Companies forced to report how they are meeting CO2 targets
14/11/2023
One piece of legislation I recently voted against, but was passed by Labor and the Greens, was the introduction of an accounting standard that will force companies to report on their CO2 emissions.
Look who doesn’t have to pay tax
14/11/2023
Tax breaks in the Tax Act for the rich and powerful include…
Companies are shifting profits offshore to pay less tax
14/11/2023
When General Motors was claiming they were never making a profit in Australia did anyone ever ask how much in interest, royalties and rent they paid offshore?
The Optus outage was a glimpse into the future of a cashless society
14/11/2023
Last week I spoke to Steve Austin about the impact of the Optus shutdown on customer’s abilities to transact, especially in essential goods and services.
Buckle up Australia. Labor is crippling us financially.
06/11/2023
The major driver for the lift in interest rates over the last 18 months is due to Labor’s immigration policy. This increases demand which is working against the RBA trying to decrease demand. As a result of the increased demand
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