Property Investment

What would happen if negative gearing got the axe?

Negative gearing tax concessions are a particular public policy pain point thought to affect housing affordability, but what would happen if they got the axe?

By Harrison Astbury ● August 06, 2020

What you should know about rentvesting

Rent? Buy? How about rentvesting?

By William Jolly ● August 01, 2020

How to sell a rental property with tenants

As a property owner, you have the right to do what you want with your investment property to a certain degree. But your tenants also have rights, which means there are certain rules you need to abide by when selling it.

By William Jolly ● July 31, 2020

How accurate were Australians' COVID house price predictions?

Most Australians predicted property prices would fall in 2020 back in April, but a fair chunk of them were well off the mark, according to new data.

By William Jolly ● July 31, 2020

The potential $35,000 cost of breaking a fixed home loan

With the Reserve Bank's cash rate cuts this year driving fixed interest rates on home loans down to historic lows, experts are warning borrowers about break fees.

By Harrison Astbury ● July 28, 2020

Wealth tracker records 200% increase in debt on its platform

Wealth management platform Myprosperity has seen a 200% increase of debt recorded on its platform since the start of the year.

By Harrison Astbury ● July 28, 2020

10 major infrastructure projects flagged to influence property prices

Analysis released yesterday revealed 10 infrastructure projects that could influence property prices in corresponding suburbs over the next few years.

By Harrison Astbury ● July 15, 2020

What is capital gains tax?

Capital gains tax (CGT) can seem like a complex subject, but understanding it is vital at tax time.

By Alex Brewster ● July 09, 2020

If GST gets raised to 12.5%, should stamp duty get axed?

There have been fresh calls for the GST to be raised, but some experts are saying now's a good time to review other unpopular taxes like stamp duty.

By Harrison Astbury ● July 07, 2020

Should you buy a property with a friend or family member?

Pooling your money together to buy a house with people you trust, like friends and family, can seem like a good idea, but don’t let yourself be dragged into it without careful consideration.

By William Jolly ● June 30, 2020

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Refinance home loans.
Rates from 1.69% p.a.

Low-rate car loans
Rates from 3.78%

Savings rates
of up to 1.50%

Term deposit rates
of up to 1.60%

Let us come to you.
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