Golden Eggs Home Loans - Max Phelps

You’ll notice I often refer to the spending fast and slow system in my videos...

My book - Spending, Fast and Slow is an invitation to a life of greater financial awareness, resilience and freedom a life in which money ceases to be a source of stress and becomes a tool for achieving your dreams.

I’m giving it to you for FREE, all you need to do is pay the postage fee and you are one step closer to worrying less about money.

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What real people are saying about my latest book 👉🏼

⭐️ Must-read for anyone seeking to take control of finances and cultivate healthier spending habits

⭐️ Quick and easy yet very informative read!

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"Even if you thought you had your money s**t together... Max‘s clever and simple strategies help everyone Either start or improve. It is all delivered in an easy to read story that gets you thinking not just about saving, sending but setting your self up for the perfect financially free life. Thank once again for a great book, I really hope everyone gets to read it!"

Thanks Ian for your wonderful review on my first book “Getting Your Money $hit Together”

You can find it on Amazon and in many other book stores online too!

Max is the Founder of Golden Eggs and author of the Amazon best-seller, “Getting Your Money $hit Together”. He was the winner of the FBAA Finance Broker of the Year for NSW/ACT in 2019.

An avid property rentvestor, Money Coach and singer (!), he specialises in the psychology of money to educate clients on investing and managing property for the long term.

RBA leaves interest rate on hold at 4.35% despite higher than expected inflation.

Read more here: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/article/2024/may/07/reserve-bank-leaves-interest-rate-on-hold-at-435-despite-higher-than-expected-inflation #:~:text=Borrowers%20have%20been%20spared%20a,retreated%20slower%20than%20previously%20expected.

RBA has just decided to leave rates on hold. For those hoping for a fall, don’t hold your breath, it’ll take 6 months before the annual inflation figures are low enough for them to act. That’s because inflation was 7.1% in quarter 1 2023, so the annual figures will include those sharp rises until around April 2024. The April data will be available in time for the June meeting, by which time holding rates will have become normal again.

A couple of weeks ago, I was in JB hifi looking for a mic to record videos on. I got chatting to a young man and explained what I do and about my book and he was really interested in it. I went back to the office and took a copy back to him, but didn’t want to give him a free copy in front of his colleagues without having copies for them to, so took a handful and gave one to each staff member.
Today, a young man called Noah, who is handed a copy to while he was climbing a ladder to fetch some stock, walked into my office just to say ‘Thank you’. He said he’d thought it would be a boring book about how to make lots of money and was surprised to find out it was much more about how are brains work and why abstract money is so hard to master. Importantly, that he loved it! He’s about to head to Newcastle for Uni and wants to save up and buy a property by the time he’s 25. He was so enthusiastic about it, he felt he had to find me and thank me, which was so lovely to hear.

Spending, Fast and Slow by Max Phelps | BIG W Ever find yourself wondering where all your money goes? You’re not alone, and it’s not your fault. You can blame technology, marketing, society at large and even you

Congrats to Max on getting his book into Big W! - no excuses for not getting a copy for someone for Xmas now!

Spending, Fast and Slow by Max Phelps | BIG W Ever find yourself wondering where all your money goes? You’re not alone, and it’s not your fault. You can blame technology, marketing, society at large and even you

Great that there's no rate rise today, but remember that this month's repayment will be based on last month's increase, so please be cautious with spending.

I still think last month's rate rise was a mistake and in this month's statement, RBA governor Michell Bullock said:
" The impact of the more recent rate rises, including last month's, will continue to flow through the economy. "
This confirms that they still don't know the outcome of the previous rate rises and will have no idea on the impact of the November rise until at least March. The full impact will be known by May, by which time we could already be in recession.

What's your plan for wealth transfer?

Gen X prepares for the next great wealth transfer Gen X is set to be the wealthiest ever to have lived, thanks to a phenomenon known as the great wealth transfer.

No rate rise this month, Thank Goodness!

When a client is featured and labels you a ‘mortgage expert’
Congrats Rohit on the feature.

Aussie’s incredible success story A migrant who came to Australia six years ago has revealed how he overcame job losses and $20,000 worth of debt to purchase seven homes in just 18 months.

Had a great day and even won a prize for making the best video!

Brutal number RBA boss can’t ignore The fallout from Philip Lowe’s interest rate “apology” is growing, with the overwhelming majority of Aussies now calling for the RBA boss to face the music.