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Michael Yardney Podcast

Insightful, educational and always interesting

Listen and learn from Michael Yardney, Australia’s most trusted property commentator and a group of experts as they discuss Property Investment, Success, Money and Finance to help you multiply your wealth.
While Michael is best known as a property expert, he is also Australia’s leading authority in the psychology of success and wealth creation. You’ll enjoy the way he challenges traditional finance advice with innovative ideas on real estate investing, personal finance and wealth creation. 
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Sep 30, 2026

What if the secret to becoming wealthy wasn’t being smarter than everyone else?

 

What if it wasn’t timing the market, picking the next hot suburb, or finding some clever tax loophole?

 

What if the real secret was simply living long enough to let good assets quietly compound in the background?

 

Now, I know...


Sep 28, 2026

Australia’s housing debate seems to offer us two choices: a detached home on an increasingly unaffordable block of land, or an apartment in a large tower.

 

Between those two forms of housing is what planners call the “missing middle”.

 

This includes duplexes, terraces, townhouses,...


Sep 23, 2026

Twenty years ago I wrote a book that I honestly thought would sell a few thousand copies to friends and colleagues.

 

Instead, it became Australia's best-selling property investment book, and it's sat on the bookshelf of tens of thousands of investors who've gone on to build genuine wealth using the strategies...


Sep 21, 2026

There is one thing every property investor wants to know right now. How long is this property downturn actually going to last?

 

You've heard all sorts of opinions. Some people say it's almost over. Others are telling you we're heading for a crash that will make 2008 look like a picnic. Neither of those is right, and...


Sep 16, 2026

Smart investors still make expensive mistakes, and surprisingly often, the problem begins inside their own heads.

 

We like to believe that our investment decisions are based on facts, careful analysis and rational judgment. Yet cognitive biases quietly shape which facts we notice, which risks we dismiss and which...