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Baby Boomers heading into retirement, or even already enjoying their golden years, have much to think about when it comes to their future prosperity.
Does this affect YOU? Kairos Property Group gives their insight into the looming changes and why investing in House and Land Packages make perfect sense. Are you a retiree or shareholder who relies on the cashflow from your shares or superfund? Impending Labor policy changes proposed will remove the ability to convert share portfolio franking …
West End’s newest residential building, The Mailhouse, is set to bring to life a former Australia Post mail centre, creating an urban sanctuary in the previously industrial suburb of West Melbourne. Designed by CHT Architects, with interiors by Melbourne design practice MIM Design, The Mailhouse combines high-end design with rich industrial character. Paying homage to …
With cuts to superannuation tax concessions and contribution limits, family trusts are having a bit of a resurgence. So, if family trusts are the new black, are they only suited to the rich. Certainly not says Financial Expert and Founder of HashChing, Atul Narang. Buying an investment property through a family trust Are you planning …
With over 50% of first time buyers getting support from the “bank of mum and dad”, a number of parents were looking to budget 2018 to help shoulder the financial cost of helping their children get into the housing market. Unfortunately, as Fintech expert and founder of credi.com, Tim Dean, explains, the 2018 Budget left first …
Changed risks and tax scenarios in retirement can decrease the relevance of familiar wealth-building strategies and cast familiar investment opportunities in a new light. So how does retirement change the view on investing in property? And what are the main risks retirees should consider when updating their investment strategy?
If given the choice choice between eating one marshmallow immediately, or two, if they were able to wait for 15 mins, what would you do? Is delayed gratification versus instant a way to look at how we can deal with our own personal finance questions? Which marshmallow choice would you make?
It’s easy to think that people with money got lucky, inherited it or just got famous somehow. But the truth might be different. What are your money habits ?
If you are investing or planning on investing in property for your retirement, there are a few things you need to consider.
