In his column in Switzer, John McGrath discusses how the election has affected the market. Here's what he had to say: So … we finally got a result! Talk about drama in our political arena over the past couple of weeks, but in the end, the Coalition got over...
There are six key questions you can ask to help you identify a modern day Spruiker. Hear about all 6 questions that are detailed in Anna Porters book “Whistle Blower” and also how you can get a copy of the book. Transcript: Kevin: One of the questions...
CoreLogic has released its latest Pain and Gain Property Report which measures the profits and losses of property sellers and while some have made losses, there have been some spectacular gains and Tim Lawless tells us where that has happened. Some win, some lose in Australia’s...
Pete Wargent says there is a re-bound in population growth and he looks at what this means for our property markets with a special focus on the Victorian market. Transcript: Kevin: Apparently, there has been a rebound in population growth around Australia. What does that mean to...
Housing is the single biggest asset class in Australia, worth an estimated $6.5 trillion across 9.6 million dwellings. CoreLogic RP Data released its national Profile of the Australian Residential Property Investor and we catch up with Cameron Kusher as he picks out the highlights. Transcript: Kevin: Housing...
Real estate investing used to be a rather niche industry, confined to the few Australians who had significant reserves of cash and a genuine interest in the property market. These days, you could be forgiven for thinking that everyone is a real estate investor –...
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With property prices steadily rising, co-ownership of property is becoming increasingly common. Co-owning property has the immediate benefit of increasing your purchasing power while reducing expenses. Brad Beer, from BMT Tax Depreciation, explains the little known benefits of split depreciation schedules in this case as well. Transcript: Kevin: With...
Introduction Self-managed super funds (SMSFs) are a way of saving for your retirement. The difference between a SMSF and other types of funds is that the members of an SMSF are usually also the trustees (or directors). This means the members of the SMSF run it for...