Peter Esho

Peter is the co-Founder of Wealthi, a real estate investment platform backed by Pi Labs VC in London. He previously worked with NASDAQ listed Morningstar Inc and Tokyo listed Invast Securities. Peter completed his Bachelor of Commerce at the University of Sydney before completing post-graduate studies in financial analysis at the University of New South Wales. He has almost two decades of experience working in the wealth management.


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What to expect from the property market when interest rates rise

If real estate prices continue running hard into summer and through the new year, life is going to get even harder for borrowers.

Friends With Money #15: How focusing on climate change will affect property investment

How will climate change affect Aussie property investors? We find out on the latest episode of the Friends With Money podcast.

How to get your head around the ups and downs of the property market

Understanding the cyclical nature of the property market can help save you from making mistakes at the top or the bottom.

Why it could be time to prepare for the next property boom

Baby boomers have had a long-standing love affair with property and are set to play a key role in the next housing cycle.

Stamp duty vs. land tax: which one would cost you more?

The NSW Government's proposal to ditch stamp duty in favour of land tax has been welcomed, but one group of property buyers would end up paying more.

What the coronavirus downturn will mean for the property market

There's no doubt that the recent market sell-off from the coronavirus will have an impact on real estate. The question is, how large and how long.

Don’t write off McGrath shares

McGrath shares have been smashed since the IPO four months ago. But don't write them off. Sit back and have a mature look at the numbers.

Five stockmarket myths busted

There are a lot of misconceptions about the stockmarket. In this article we plan to bust five of the most common stockmarket myths.

From driverless cars to disease: investment trends for 2016

If your investment timeframe is long-term, it's important to ignore the short-term noise. Here are some investment trends Invast has identified for 2016.

Macquarie Group is a sentiment stock

There's a sense of optimism building in the Australian economy. Should the market lift into Christmas, Macquarie Group Limited is well placed to lead.
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