The below videos formed part of a webinar hosted by Stuart Wemyss on 14 July 2015 and address the following questions: Is there a property bubble? Is property overpriced? – see below How will Greece’s troubles impact the Australian property market? – click here How to avoid missing out at auction – click here Should …
Click here for a printable PDF version Over the past few weeks the banks have made some significant changes to their lending policies – probably the most significant changes in at least the last 13 years since we’ve been in business. The aim of these changes is to temper the demand for housing by investors. …
Click here for a printable PDF On Monday ex-Chair of the Super System Review, Jeremy Cooper wrote an opinion piece that suggested $1 million won’t necessarily guarantee a comfortable retirement. If that is the case, how much do you need? What do you have to do now to get on track? Will your super be …
There are two components to every financial deal being; return and risk. Often, the vast majority of people fail to assess both with the same amount of diligence and attention because they tend to focus most of their attention on return. However, research shows that there are two common traits of extremely successful and experienced …
Click here for a printable version If you invest in residential property, how can you be sure that it’s going to work out for you? The media talks about a property bubble, whether the government should abolish negative gearing, the RBA’s warning banks to not be too exuberant to lending money and so on. There’s …
Many home owners focus on repaying their home loan as quick as possible. Of course this is often a good idea. Plus, it’s an easy decision when we ask ourselves the question “what should I do with my money to build financial security”. An often more challenging question is what else can/should I do, if …
Successful investing is relatively easy but many people and some professionals over-complicate it. I have discovered that most people do not understand or fully appreciate two very important, yet simple principles. Firstly, there are typically two steps to a retirement strategy – most people think there’s only one and this is where they become misguided …
When it comes to my role at ProSolution, there are two things I honestly love doing: 1. Writing articles, books, blogs and so on and 2. Meeting with clients and helping solve their problems and answering their questions. I really dislike doing any work other than these two things but hey, that’s life. One of …
Last week a journalist asked me “what percentage of investors I thought owned dud investment properties?” It is an interesting question. My answer was that after over a decade of reviewing hundreds of investor portfolios I would estimate that approximately 60 % to 70% of people have a least one dud (under-performing) property. This fact …
The below newsletter includes the following articles: 1. 30 June tax planning strategies 2. Did you pay too much tax last year 3. Time poor? Pilot our new services for free 4. Our lowest rates. 30 June tax planning strategies It’s hard to believe it’s almost 30 June again and the end of another tax …
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