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#308 - The 5% Deposit Scheme Is Bankrupting Young Australians (Here's How)

#308 - The 5% Deposit Scheme Is Bankrupting Young Australians (Here's How)

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In this episode, Lloyd reacts to the housing market circus, migration pressures, and the banks profiting from it all.

You’ll learn:

◼️ Why low‑deposit schemes trap buyers in unsustainable debt

◼️ How government incentives distort the housing market

◼️ Why property isn’t the safe asset people claim it is

◼️ How migration and policy decisions are fuelling the bubble


Timestamps:

00:00:00 - Introduction

00:01:58 - Housing Affordability Concerns

00:02:08 - Government Policies and Housing Market

00:03:45 - Labor Government's Housing Scheme

00:04:48 - Critique of Low Deposit Home Buying

00:05:05 - Government Help to Buy Scheme

00:06:37 - Immigration and Housing Market

00:07:11 - Criticism of Immigration Policy

00:08:51 - Renting vs. Buying Debate

00:10:22 - Global Housing Affordability Comparison

00:11:22 - Critique of Labor Government Policies




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