The Australian Government Will Make Investors Wealthy Over The Next 7 Years
The Australian Government is doing everything it can right now to get the show back on the road.
In the last 6 months it has:
1. interest rates twice, and may do so a third time later this year.
2. Relaxed it's lending guidelines.
3. Committed to 10,000 first home buyer grants from the 1st of January 2020.
4. Reduced company tax rates and committed to further reducing the middle income tax rate from 37.5% to 30% for people earning under $200,000 by 2024.
5. Increased tax returns for low income earners to stimulate the economy.
6. Increased international migration rates.
7. Began talking about spiking inflation.
According to Phil Anderson, all of these gains will eventually end up in the asset prices of Australia's land and share markets.
The sooner you understand and accept how governments around the world create bubbles and busts the sooner you can create a plan to take advantage of and get yourself out of the system.
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