Nassim Khadem
Journalist and Business Reporter at ABC News (Australia)
Journalist @abcnews @ABCAustralia National reporter ABC News TV, radio & online Cover business, Iran. Fmr @smh @theage ❤ Persian, NYC Personal views, not ABC's
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5 days ago |
abc.net.au | Nassim Khadem
Since Labor's election win, the phones at Solar Gain — a company that offers residential and commercial solar installations — have been running hot. The Labor government's new renewable energy scheme — offering a 30 per cent rebate on battery installations for people who already have solar or who are looking to install it — is already seeing demand for home batteries soar.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Nassim Khadem
Jason Cox has become skilled at flipping property. Since 2001, the Queensland resident has been buying properties, making improvements to them to increase their value and then selling them for a profit. Flipping homes, Mr Cox says, is a five-year strategy. "You buy a property year one, and then you operate that property for five years, and then you can flip it out," he says.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Nassim Khadem
House prices are on track to continue rising across the country as interest rates fall and supply continues to remain tight. As voters head to the ballot box prepared to cast votes on the issue of housing affordability, data from Cotality (formerly CoreLogic) shows that house prices trended higher in April. Its national Home Value Index recorded a third straight month of growth in April, with dwelling values up 0.3 per cent to reach a new record high.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Nassim Khadem
At 73 years of age, Amarjit Singh Pabla was supposed to be living a comfortable retirement. "But the way it happened, I'm not very happy. I'm very close to bankruptcy," Mr Pabla tells ABC News. The West Australian man's investment project, building eight new apartments, turned sour when his builder collapsed, leaving him with hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of repairs to make the dwellings saleable. Mr Pabla's development was covered by insurance in his building contract.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Nassim Khadem
Australia's corporate watchdog has called on superannuation funds to overhaul the way they deal with death benefit insurance claims, noting excessive delays, poor customer service and ineffective claims handling are leaving Australians worse off at some of the most vulnerable times of their lives.
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Labor's planned rebate for battery installation seeing demand for home batteries soar. Some in the industry are concerned private shoddy operators could take advantage of consumers https://t.co/TTCxKeUjEA @abcnews @ABCaustralia @IGCC_Update @cleannrgcouncil @Solargain @ENGIEgroup
Warning on shoddy operators as consumers rush to install home batteries off the back of Labor rebates https://t.co/1LiOUzGEAa @abcnews @ABCaustralia @IGCC_Update @cleannrgcouncil @AlboMP @AustralianLabor @Solargain @ENGIEgroup
House prices keep rising as investors flip properties with generous tax breaks. My latest for ABC 7pm News and The Business looks at how housing election policies could drive prices higher @abcnews @ABCaustralia https://t.co/gEbqdKyMl2