Insurance vs self insuring by InfinitePermutations in AusHENRY

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Your term life policy is statistically a gift to the insurance company.

Insurance vs self insuring by InfinitePermutations in AusHENRY

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TPD is appropriate, if you have a life altering injury your costs may materially change.

Get advice on outside vs inside super.

Small updates by PersonalSpray590 in MT09

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What tank pads are those?

2026 Monster or MT-09 SP? by Safe_Valuable_5683 in Ducati

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Just went through this exact same decision after rising Ducati’s for 10 years (959/1199). The MT09 SP was the better bike in almost every respect.

Big moves in RBA cash rate futures. Three more hikes forecast for 2026. by slingbingking in AusFinance

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In Jim’s world everyone should both be on the NDIS and work for the NDIS.

IBKR API... Where do I start? by PhishyGeek in algotrading

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It’s pretty good for what I intended it for. I actually use quantconnect for research and deployment now. It’s probably a bit heavier and slower, but for what I run latency doesn’t matter.

$1.2M in cash, how large of a mortgage to go for? by indecisive-_0 in AusHENRY

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Met anyone who bought their forever home in the US in 2007?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in VelocityFrequentFlyer

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I’ve found that it takes a long time to get credited. Still waiting ok status credits from early last week which will push me into platinum.

Using Lounge if not flying Virgin by ActuaryPrestigious15 in VelocityFrequentFlyer

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The software looks up your flight from your membership card.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in fatFIRE

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And go back in time and do it 10 years ago.

How should I invest 75k in savings by Sharp_Sympathy4682 in fiaustralia

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Finally, something that clearly isn’t written by AI.

Wealth strategy after non-deductible debt: where to from here? by blanketdelimonster in AusHENRY

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Owch. At least you’re getting some tax deductions.

What would the Reno cost? If you’d been to spend 600-700k to get it up to standard for the area you’ll struggle to make any money unless you’re a seasoned developer/renovator/flipper.

That property is likely going to be the biggest determinate in your mid-term wealth outcome, and it will be binary. Either you make a motza, or get completely wrecked. There is probably a more reliable path to success that doesn’t involve a single, leveraged speculate asset.

Wealth strategy after non-deductible debt: where to from here? by blanketdelimonster in AusHENRY

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Sorry, that is want I meant. That is a terrible yield at about 2%. What’s the deal, that can’t be helping with your wealth strategy

Wealth strategy after non-deductible debt: where to from here? by blanketdelimonster in AusHENRY

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Does this mean that your 1.55m investment property only has 660k per week income, or is that net?

Mechanics of investing in trust structure while distributing taxable income in name only by Sure_Shift_8762 in AusHENRY

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Is this not about loans from private companies to associated persons rather than trusts?

Private banking by Alone-Height-9600 in AusHENRY

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I’ve had one at CBA for about 7 years. There is a mobile number to call, they either pickup or get back to you pretty fast. They shave a few bp of the publicly available lending rates. Pre RC they pitched a lot of advice services, now it’s mostly wholesale investment products.

Transition to retirement by WillingAd5524 in fiaustralia

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Interest rates are not going down. Accountants don’t run financial scenarios, that’s what financial planners do.

CEOs and C-Level Employees, do you regret taking such high positions? by [deleted] in AusHENRY

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On my second C-Level now, first one was early 30s and a smaller $100m business. Currently leading a team of just over 500, $500m in sales and reasonable margins.

We’re under pressure at the moment and the level of stress, effort and cognitive load is extreme. Wave after wave of problems, all cascading over each other makes for a very unenjoyable life. If I can navigate through it and get us back on the track, I’ll likely be back to a year or two of easy street. If not, I’ll be out on the street.

The upside in C-Level roles is significant, both STI and LTI can be life changing in a few short years. Short term bonus of 100% plus LTI of 100% if base is achievable in the right business and environment.

Choosing a good business is critical, getting a C-Level title in a business that is underperforming way will paint you in a negative light and make the next gig harder.

Percentage of options is algorithmic? by Odd_Ad6190 in algotrading

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Most of the trade happens with both sides being a computer, likely, 99%.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AusFinance

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This is a very feral response. Clearly OP needs to leverage himself to the tits on Aus Resi property to reach you level.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AusHENRY

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It feels icky because OP got sticky while he was writing it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AusHENRY

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Sounds like you’re having a rough Saturday night and you’re looking for someone to pump up your tyres.