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Top 3 Reasons For Investing In Property
There’s many ways to invest your money to build your wealth, such as shares and savings. However property investing has proven to be a STAR PERFORMER in helping Australians achieve their financial goals. In this post, I’m going to share … Continue reading
How To Finance For Your Home Renovations
Have you been meaning to get that new kitchen or extension to spruce up (and add value) to your home but you’re simply short of funds? If your savings or extra repayments in your mortgage offset account aren’t enough to … Continue reading
Why Use A Non-Bank Lender?
Many people are familiar with the big four banks’ names and tend to prefer them when applying for loans for their home or investment properties. But if you talk to an experienced mortgage broker such as a Mortgage Corp broker, … Continue reading
5 Simple And Quick Ways To Reduce Your Mortgage
Wouldn’t it be nice to be debt-free so you can sit back and RELAX? It obviously won’t happen overnight but there are actually some very simple things you can do YOURSELF to reduce your mortgage. 1.Pay off ‘bad debt’ FIRST! … Continue reading
5 Simple Ways to Supercharge Your Property Depreciation Deductions
As property investors, we all want to maximise our tax return refund on our investment properties. Most of you may already be claiming depreciation but what you might not know is that there are some simple strategies you can … Continue reading
9 Income Sources That Could Boost Your Borrowing Power
How To Borrow More Money Using Other Income Sources 点击这里阅读中文翻译 Whether you’re planning to buy your first home or investment property, or just want to upgrade to a larger dwelling, when you need to maximise your borrowing capacity it’s important … Continue reading
Negative Gearing and Property Investment
Guest Blogger: Craig Ball from PRECISION BUSINESS ADVISORY Creating wealth through purchasing an investment property is a well-established practice in Australia. By definition, ‘negative gearing and property’ is where you borrow to acquire the property and the interest expense on the … Continue reading