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19 Sep The Risks of Property Investment – Andrew Mirams

Posted at 16:40h in Andrew Mirams, Finance, Property Development, Property Investment, Property Investment Topics by rolanrush 3 Comments

The number of property investors in Australia has been growing for the past two decades as more and more people choose to create a better financial future for themselves. With this growth in property investment, there has also been an increase in the number of people...

14 Aug What does comparison rate mean for home owners?

Posted at 09:00h in Andrew Mirams, Finance, Property Investment, Property Investment Topics, Sponsored Channels by rolanrush 0 Comments

Whether you’re a first-time home owner or a seasoned investor, we all want to find the best deal for our mortgage. With an abundance of lenders and loan types paired with the complicated jargon and hidden fees involved with financial services, it is difficult to...

13 Aug The Financial Impact of Divorce – Andrew Mirams

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Divorce can be one of the most stressful experiences in someone's life. As well as its significant emotional impact, there is also likely to be a financial impact of divorce. It's during times like these that it's important to have the right information on how to...

07 Aug HOW TO BUY A HOUSE: The Key Steps for First Time Home Buyers

Posted at 07:51h in Andrew Mirams, Buying a property, Finance, Property Investment, Sponsored Channels by rolanrush 0 Comments

Buying your very first home can be both an exciting and daunting process. Navigating the maze of finance, home loans and the property market can be challenging for even seasoned investors. So how are the newcomers meant to get their foot into the property market...

06 Aug Understanding Stamp Duty

Posted at 07:01h in Andrew Mirams, Property Investment, Property Investment Topics, Research by rolanrush 0 Comments

Stamp duty is one of those extra costs that is rather easy to forget when you’re buying property but can really add up to your total cost. It is tempting to dismiss it when deciding what you’re willing to pay for your next Investment property...

16 Jul Buying property with self-managed super funds – Andrew Mirams

Posted at 18:03h in Andrew Mirams, Buying a property, Finance, Latest Stories, Property Investment, Property Investment Topics, Research, Sponsored Channels by rolanrush 0 Comments

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...

09 Jul Refinance Your Home Loan to Buy Investment Property – Andrew Mirams

Posted at 08:30h in Andrew Mirams, Buying a property, Finance, Property Investment, Property Investment Topics, Sponsored Channels by rolanrush 0 Comments

Property investment can be an excellent way to build capital growth and secure your finances for the future. But for those ready to take the next step in their property ownership, the many choices and decisions can be quite daunting. Refinancing and leveraging equity can...

01 Jul How Does Bridging Finance Work? – Andrew Mirams

Posted at 15:20h in Andrew Mirams, Buying a property, Finance, Property Investment, Property Investment Topics by rolanrush 0 Comments

You’ve found your perfect next property and you know opportunities like this don’t come around that often. Unfortunately, so does everyone else and the chances are if your eyes on it, someone else is probably looking at it too. Securing the dream home is all...

05 Jun Individual Expenses: A guide to what is tax deductible

Posted at 07:30h in Andrew Mirams, Finance by rolanrush 0 Comments

It's tax time! So, what is tax deductible ? As tax time isn't too far away I thought I'd do a quick google search to uncover some of the more outrageous attempts to claim what can only be described as an “exotic” mix of expenses. Only in the USA! According...