Stephen Corby used to sit next to the staff of Money magazine, back when he was the editor of Top Gear Australia magazine, and he really wishes he'd listened to all of their helpful financial advice, instead of revving his engine and pretending he couldn't hear them. Stephen likes to buy and sell shares, has bought and sold several properties and believes that negative gearing is a very good thing, but that stamp duty is evil, particularly if you live in Sydney, as he is blessed to do.
What you car says about you
I've had tradies throw cigarette packets at me through the sunroof of a Porsche, and had women make the little-finger curl of mockery when I've been in Ferraris.
What happened to the dream of having a million dollars?
I don't want to sound as comically ignorant as Dr Evil, but seriously, whatever happened to One Million Dollars?
Why I don’t want to be tarred with the Baby Boomer brush
Are Baby Boomers to blame for a rise in property prices so steep that snowflake millennials melt from the effort of climbing it before they're even off the ground?
Why I’m not giving my kids a house deposit
How many sweaty shifts at KFC is your child going to volunteer for if they know they've already got the keys to their first home dangling in front of them?
How I accidentally became the Bank of Mum and Dad
If you were told, as a teenager, that you would grow up to open your own bank, you'd probably start picturing mansions and Maseratis.
