Liam Shorte

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320 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 7 Jul

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The Money Puzzle · Are you prepared for a sharemarket crash? · 7 Jul 2026 podcast

You know, 4.8 for cash at hand, you know, 24 hours on call or 5.3, 5.4% for six, nine and 12 month term deposits.

You talk to anybody, James, who went through the, you know, who's over 70.

They've been through three or four crashes.

if you talk to the ones that did some investments during those times they'll never regret it they just they'll never regret holding some cash because they've got the opportunity to buy into common bank shares below 20 dollars in the gpc yeah they got the buying csl they bought csl at 95 dollars last week and now it's up at 108 110 dollars

But James, it's about having a conversation with yourself and doing research and then going,

will the Commonwealth Bank disappear tomorrow?

And if you go, you know, and this was an older one of my clients sent to me, like she was sitting in a group of ladies during the GFC and they were sitting there going, oh, the whole world's falling apart.

And she just asked them, are you going to change bank because of it?

Yes.

Absolutely no, no chance whatsoever.

She phoned me up and said, my husband did this in 74.

We did it in 86 and we did it in 2000.

Buy me Commonwealth Bank shares with as much spare money as I've got.

Because it will be there in five years' time.

I don't know if anything else will be.

So again, if you're two or three years out from retirement, if the markets do take a big hit at that stage, you lose your confidence completely.

I've seen people decide not to retire because of it.

I've seen people stop travel for five years because of the COVID.

Even though the markets are back up within six months, they took such a hit to their confidence.

So they've got two to three years pension money.

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