Hey everyone it's Rob B here with Rob D and you are listening to the Property

Podcast I already know this is going to be one of our most popular episodes of the

year why because we're bringing you economic concepts that just aren't covered elsewhere.

And for those who are turned off by economics don't be when you understand what is going on in the world.

It unlocks the ability to create wealth and that's what we're going to do for you in this episode.

Welcome to the Property Podcast, thank you for joining us. If you don't know we run a business

that buys more than a hundred million pounds worth of property per year for us and our clients,

you can find out more about that at Property Hub.net slash Invest. But today we are asking, will property continue to be a solid investment in a new economic

era that we're moving into?

Stick around to find out.

So it's time for our news story of the week and some cheery news from Kiastama.

Cheery if you like paying more tax and seeing services cut because Kiastama has said the autumn budget will be painful.

There's no dressing that one up.

Doesn't sound like fun at all.

I think he's trying to get us ready for a budget that is not going to be a popular one. But they are saying, they being

labour government, that it is needed. What's really interesting to me when you look

at this is if you increase taxes and you cut back services and it doesn't matter what

those services are but if you cut back spending and you increase taxes that's austerity.

And austerity measures were something that Labour heavily criticised when the Conservatives got into power.

And just like now, Labour are blaming the last government.

Back then, Conservatives blamed labour.

Now who is to blame that's not for me to say?

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