73 episodes
Ross Greenwood's The Money Minutes Talent Corp
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- Business
Ross Greenwood gives his take on the economy, business and the world with his typical straight-talking approach. No punches pulled here.
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The death of a financial giant
The actions of James Wolfensohn (ex President World Bank) helped alleviate poverty in the developing world. His recent death reminds us all of the legacy he leaves shins. This episode features an interview I conducted with him in 2010 following the release of his memoirs: A Global Life: My Journey Among Rich and Poor, from Sydney to Wall Street to the World Bank
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The best stockmarket conditions in 10 years
The speed that the vaccines have been created is nothing short of astonishing. But as they start to enter our communities, central banks and Government have opened the economic throttle to maximum. Chris Stott from 1851 Capital is today's guest on The Money Minutes.
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The Great Super Debate
Should super contributions rise to 12%? Should you be forced to "eat" your home in retirement? Should some of us pay more tax in retirement? Here's your guide to the latest report ... and the ongoing debate on how you should save for retirement.
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Why electric car owners should pay more tax!
Last week South Australia introduced a new tax. A tiny, little tax. But that tax should be studied by electric car owners everywhere, because it's the start of a new way to fund our roads.
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The Argyle diamond mine closes ... this is the story of the 92-yo man who discovered it
On Tuesday, Rio Tinto stopped production at its famous Argyle diamond mine, producer of 90 percent of the world's pink diamonds. And this is the story of the man who discovered it - 92-yo Evan Tyler. (Originally 26 Aug 2020)
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What the Qantas pilots did next - a story of survival
No job ... no interviews ... little hope. But what Qantas pilots Matt Harper and Dave Rubin did next is a lesson for us all.