Radio and TV Interviews

From time to time key members of The Investors Club participate in radio/TV interviews. Here are recordings and/or transcripts of those interviews.


	Channel 7 (Perth) - Seven News (Weekend) - 31/01/2010 - 06:05 PM Sally Bowrey - Station Ph: 08 9344 0777 National Australia Bank has pledged not to go above this week's expected rate rise by the Reserve Bank. Some property investors have called for the RBA to cut rates. Craig James, Economist, CommSec, says the economy has improved, the unemployment rate has come down and the economic growth rate has picked up. In December the Commonwealth Bank, ANZ and Westpac went higher than the RBA's hike. They say they will wait and see what the RBA does next week. Lisa Gray, nab, says with their standard variable home loan rate they will not rise above any increase that the RBA might make next week. © Media Monitors 2010 Interviewees: Craig James, Ecomomist, CommSec; Kevin Young, The Investors Club; Lisa Gray, NAB Duration: 1:35 Media Clip

	Southern Cross Tasmania (Hobart) - Southern Cross Nightly News (Sunday) - 31/01/2010 - 06:03 PM Director of News Mr Grant Wilson 03 6345 7761 One of the major banks has promised not to go above the Reserve Bank's expected rate rise this week. Property invested have demanded the RBA keeps interest rates on hold because it is ruining economic recovery. In December the Commonwealth, ANZ and Westpac wen higher than the RBA's hike. Lisa Gray, spokesperson, NAB, says they will not rise interest rates above any increase by the RBA next week. © Media Monitors 2010 Interviewees: Craig James, Ecomomist, CommSec; Kevin Young, The Investors Club; Lisa Gray, spokesperson, NAB Duration: 1:35 Media Clip

	Channel 7 (Adelaide) - Seven News (Weekend) - 31/01/2010 - 06:05 PM Graeme Goodings Station Ph: 08 8342 7777 NAB have promised not to charge above this week's expected rate rise by the Reserve Bank. Property investors have called on the RBA to put rates down again and want an inquiry into the Reserve Bank. © Media Monitors 2010 Interviewees: Craig James, Ecomomist, CommSec; Kevin Young, The Investors Club; Lisa Gray, NAB Duration: 1:12 Media Clip

	Channel 7 (Sydney) - Seven News (Weekend) - 31/01/2010 - 06:05 PM Mark Ferguson - 02 8777 7777 National Australia Bank has pledged not to go above this week's expected rate rise by the Reserve Bank. Some property investors have called for the RBA to cut rates. Craig James, Economist, CommSec, says the economy has improved, the unemployment rate has come down and the economic growth rate has picked up. In December the Commonwealth Bank, ANZ and Westpac went higher than the RBA's hike. They say they will wait and see what the RBA does next week. Lisa Gray, nab, says with their standard variable home loan rate they will not rise above any increase that the RBA might make next week. © Media Monitors 2010 Interviewees: Craig James, Ecomomist, CommSec; Kevin Young, The Investors Club; Lisa Gray, NAB Duration: 1:35 Media Clip

	4BC (Brisbane) - 08:00 News (Weekend) - 31/01/2010 - 08:02 AM Newsreader - Station 07 3908 8200 The Investors Club is to hold a protest against the Reserve Bank today, claiming that interest rates are deliberately being set too high. Kevin Young, President, The Investors Club, has said that this is rewarding the Big Four at the expense of everyone else. © Media Monitors 2010 Interviewees: Kevin Young, President, The Investors Club Duration: 0:38 Interview

	HO FM (Hobart) - 11:00 News - 31/01/2010 - 11:00 AM Newsreader - News Editor Mr Pat Russell 03 6216 1000 Protests will be held today against the actions of the Reserve Bank. Kevin Young, Investors Club stated that the Bank were pursuing an agenda of high interest rates in order to support the activities of the big four banks. © Media Monitors 2010 Interviewees: Kevin Young, Investors Club Duration: 0:32 Interview

	4BC (Brisbane) - 13:00 News (Weekend) - 31/01/2010 - 01:02 PM Newsreader - Station 07 3908 8200 There have been protests around Australia against another interest rate hike, and there have been calls for the Fed Govt to launch a Royal Commission into the Reserve Bank. Paul Hughes, spokesperson, The Investors Club, has said that The Investors Club has 50 reasons why the RBA should be investigated. © Media Monitors 2010 Interviewees: Paul Hughes, spokesperson, The Investors Club Duration: 0:34 Interview

	2UE (Sydney) - 17:00 News (Weekend) - 31/01/2010 - 05:00 PM Newsreader - Programme Director Mr Greg Byrnes 02 9930 9924 Protests against the Reserve Bank have been held in Australian capital cities. The Investors Club says the bank is deliberately setting interest rates too high, which rewards the big four banks. Kevin Young, President, The Investors Club, says the high rate policy is driving money from consumers' pockets back to the banks. Wayne Swan, Federal Treasurer, has praised the NAB for pledging not to raise rates above any rise by the RBA. © Media Monitors 2010 Interviewees: Kevin Young, President, The Investors Club Duration: 0:42 Interview

	Channel 7 (Melbourne) - Seven News (Weekend) - 31/01/2010 - 06:05 PM One of the big four banks attempting to improve its image, promising not to go above this week's expected rate rise by Reserve Bank. Property investors rallying against any rise, even calling on the RBA to put rates down again. The Investors Club wanting an inquiry in to the Reserve Bank. The Commonwealth, ANZ and Westpac in Dec having gone higher then the Reserve's hike; Westpac almost double, which it tried to explain with a cartoon about bananas. The NAB playing the good guy today; the others saying they'll wait to see what the Reserve does. © Media Monitors 2010 Interviewees: Craig James, CommSec; Kevin Young, The Investors Club; Lisa Gray, NAB Duration: 1:35 Media clip

	2GB (Sydney) - 18:00 News - 31/01/2010 - 06:00 PM Newsreader - News Director Ms Erin Maher 02 8570 0333 The Investors Club has accused the Reserve Bank of breaching its own charter and has called for a Royal Commission. © Media Monitors 2010 Interviewees: Kevin Young, The Investors Club President Duration: 0:37 Interview

	2UE (Sydney) - 23:00 News - 29/01/2010 - 11:03 PM Newsreader - Programme Director Mr Greg Byrnes 02 9930 9924 A landlord lobby group says that investors will not rent out if tenants are given more power to sublet rooms and make cosmetic changes. © Media Monitors 2010 Interviewees: Wendy Priestly, The Investors Club Duration: 0:40 Interview

	2UE (Sydney) - 19:00 News (Weekend) - 06/12/2009 - 07:01 PM Newsreader - Programme Director Mr Greg Byrnes 02 9930 9924 Property investors are calling for a Royal Commission into the banking industry to improve housing affordability. It is claimed the RBA is not pausing for long enough between each rate rise. © Media Monitors 2009 Interviewees: Richard van Proctor (*), Investors Club Duration: 0:37 Interview

	2UE (Sydney) - 09:00 News - 02/12/2009 - 09:02 AM Newsreader - Programme Director Mr Greg Byrnes 02 9930 9924 The Investor's Club's Richard van Proctor is expressing fears the Reserve Bank will continue to increase interest rates next year. © Media Monitors 2009 Interviewees: Richard van Proctor, The Investors Club Duration: 0:26 Interview

	6PR (Perth) - Drive - 03/11/2009 - 04:39 PM Howard Sattler - Producer Ms Jasmine Power 08 9220 1400 Compere says that every Melbourne Cup day in the last four years the RBA has raised interest rates. Kevin Young, President, The Investors Club, says that the RBA is a failure and an attack on home ownership and living standards. Young discusses the stated aims of the RBA saying that it doesn't make sense. Young says that the rate rise is bad timing and on the back of the First Home Buyer Grant implemented by the Govt. Young discusses the shortage of rent properties and the increase of rental prices, saying that whenever rates go up construction goes down. © Media Monitors 2009 Interviewees: Kevin Young, President, The Investors Club Duration: 4:22 Interview

	ABC North and West SA (Port Pirie) - North and West Mornings - 23/10/2009 - 10:51 AM Kieran Weir- Producer Mr Tom Henderson 08 8638 4811 Interview with Kevin Young, CEO, Investment Club, about free property investment forums starting at Port Lincoln. Young says the high rate policy of the Reserve Bank is wrong and creating a shortage of supply which is hurting Australian households. Young says Canada is much better and the Australian system is skewed to the banking sector at the expense of living standards. Young says the average home loan is $44,000 in WA to $12,500 in South East Qld which has encouraged people to get into their first home but these people will be hurt by banks raising rates. © Media Monitors 2009 Interviewees: Kevin Young, CEO, Investment Club Duration: 7:11 Interview

	9am with David & Kim Television Interview - 22/10/2009 Branch Manager Wendy Priestly was interviewed by David & Kim and answers the questions on how property can be a good vehicle for investing. Click here to view the clip.

	Kevin talks about WA bankruptcies – 04/09/2009 An update from Kevin Young regarding Interest Rates. Interview

	6PR Western Australia - Kevin talks about WA bankruptcies – 12/07/2009 Kevin Young is interviewed about his views on the Reserve Bank of Australia and its impact on the increasing rate of bankruptcies. Interview

	ABC Television Interview Branch Manager Barry Atkins was interviewed by ABC TV in Perth yesterday, representing The Investors Club's opinion on movement in the WA property market. The story was broadcast at 7pm last night, and also featured Rob Drewitt, Chairman of REIWA and John Symonds of Aussie Home Loans. Click here to view the clip.


	2SM Sydney news bulletin - 13/05/2009 The Investors Club says it is time for the first home owners grant to be scaled back due to price inflation. Wendy Priestly, Branch Manager, The Investors Club NSW. Interview

	Listen to Kevin Young talk about acquiring finance on 6PR. Interview conducted Monday 16th February 2009. Interview

	Listen to audio of 6PR Nightline interview in which Kevin Young discusses interest rates with Chris Ilsley. Interview conducted Friday 7 November 2008. Interview
	OR read the transcript here: Kevin Young's Radio 6PR (Perth Interview) in which Kevin discusses The Investors Club, interest rates and other aspects of property investment.

	Kevin Young's Podspiration Interview in which he discusses his life histroy, the birth of The Investors Club and some of his aims and goals for the future. Kevin Young's Podspiration Interview Part 1 Kevin Young's Podspiration Interview Part 2 Kevin Young's Podspiration Interview Part 3
	OR read the transcript here: Transcript of Kevin's Podspiration interview.