When will the RBA stop increasing interest rates? Well, once you know the 6 elements the Reserve Bank focus on, you can work out the answer to this for yourself. And the best part is, you won’t need to be scared off by those negative headlines in the mass media anymore.

Look, right now, we all know that we’re in the midst of a rate hiking cycle.

And everyone seems to have an opinion about it.

Some people say, the Reserve Bank is silly and should stop hiking rates.

Others say, the Reserve Bank should go much harder and increase rates faster.

After all, that’s what they are doing in many parts of the world.

And with some many different opinions and so many people citing different reasons, it can all seem too overwhelming.

That’s why in this video, I want to de-mystify how the RBA makes decisions about interest rates.

You and I know that interest rate movements have a massive impact on the economy…

And our investing decisions.

Yet, wouldn’t it be nice if someone took the time to explain how the RBA makes its decisions so you can then be more educated about what’s happening in the economy

And in turn, make more informed investing decisions.

Well, let me be that person.

Check out this video.

Here’s a snapshot of what you’ll discover…

*** This seemingly innocent group is responsible for almost forcing the RBA to keep increasing interest rates. I reveal exactly who they are (Don’t let their fake smiles fool you)

*** Want to know when the RBA will stop increasing interest rates? Follow this powerful formula

*** The RBA’s secret agenda (What you’re not being told)

My aim with this video is that by the end of it, you have more clarity around what the RBA is doing… and can then make more informed decisions about your financial future.

Interested?

Then check out this week’s video

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Financial disclaimer: I am not your financial advisor and the opinions I share in this video are purely my opinions. This is not to be considered personal advice as it is general in nature.