thanks for these tips. Where would you start in working out "how much" deposit would be good for a child (in Melbourne)? Maybe I can work...
thanks for these ideas, i'm not sure i want to be working more and TBH i wouldn't even know where to start "looking to buy a business"- any tips...
Fantastic reading all of the different stories on here... It has been very helpful to see the different perspectives as I'm currently going thru...
maybe i missed it, but i haven't seen anything about when you want to pay it off.. my first question is: when do you want to have it paid off?...
Shorting - that is one thing I still don't understand. Would appreciate some quick education on this... Can somebody pls give me a one or two...
That house is sold BTW. A lot of agents are not putting up "under contract" due to the holiday period (their excuse).
With a 600k budget, would you rather buy a larger house in the outer suburbs of Brisbane or a smaller property closer to city?
Can any of you guys who know Traralgon well do a screenshot and circle areas which you recommend? I am keen on going for a long drive this weekend...
Berwick is best value for money in all of Melbourne IMO. Why has the prices not gone up? Because you have so much stock in the area to the south...
lucky you - would you think that you could ever achieve the same result again? i am a little conservative, however it could be good to dedicate...
i just checked out the rate and you are right - great news, only 32c .. but the other stuff re: shraes and non-property investment being tax...
seems very interesting, i had never even thought that was possible. so in summary - you are still a long term investor, but with yearly...
i am a noob but i don't understand the intent here. you sell and cash out - and pay tax on it, then you just re-invest it again? i thought maybe...
I've only just become enlightened on this topic after reading Motivated Money. I am trying to work out what i would need to retire on as well....
I'm checking out the VAS portfolio now as I'm trying to work out two separate ones to invest in. i might go for a high dividend one and a high...
that one was calculating the dividends to be re-invested into the same fund. any good calculators you recommend?
good point, hate is emotion and that has no place.
Attached are a couple of scenarios, using the calculator..Dividend Reinvestment Calculator Assumptions are: 12 year investment, 5% return on...
i hate stamp duty, to get leverage, there is a massive entry point for property, like that 600k property would probably cost 25k in stamp duty -...
and the income to be derived from dividends?
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