Opportunities in the cooling property market
Things are looking up for first home buyers for the first time in years as house price growth begins to slow across the country.
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Tax and the family home
Australians love property and for the property owners among us, it’s been a nice feeling watching market values rise. It’s worth remembering though, the tax man could want a share if you sell. Unless the property is your primary residence, you could find capital gains tax (CGT) taking a cut of your profits. CGT applies to […]
ATO to hand over details of business tax debt to VEDA
VEDA is the largest credit reference agency in Australia to report and view individuals and businesses credit history.
Why choose a finance broker over a bank?
It’s a question that most people ask when needing a loan – finance broker or bank? If you’re on the market for a loan chances are you currently bank somewhere and have been a loyal customer for 10+ years. They are the first place that comes to mind when you need a loan. They’re easy […]
Using tax for effective property investing
With Australian property remaining expensive and banks tightening their lending criteria, investors need to ensure their property investments are a financial success. A key element is maximising the taxation benefits flowing from your investment. This includes correctly structuring the loan and ensuring your deduction claims don’t fall foul of the tax man. Getting the structure […]
Property: Rent, buy or invest?
Buying a home has been heralded as the way to get ahead for generations of Australians. But with housing affordability a rising concern for would-be first home buyers and their parents, many younger Australians are beginning to weigh up whether it’s better to buy, rent or invest in residential property. Despite record low interest rates, […]
Fast track your home loan
With interest rates on the rise, now is the time to look at ways to fast track your mortgage. After all, the sooner you pay off your mortgage, the less you will pay in interest. That’s probably why nine out of ten Australian mortgage holders told a recent finder.com.au survey that they try to pay […]