Q. I'm a 20-year-old commerce student, with one year of study left. I work casually, with shifts here and there, and have managed to save $42,000. All of this money is in a share portfolio, with about 80% of it being in small cap, more speculative shares ...
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Can you still make money flipping property? Absolutely. I have students all across the country who are making great profits with just a cosmetic renovation. But you have to be very strategic about the property you buy and how much you spend on the renovation ...
Banks are wary of older first-time borrowers - unless they want finance for an investment property First home buyers Sarah and Michael (not their real names) were unable to secure a home loan but had no problems getting an investment loan. Can you guess ...
Q. My husband and I are retired (69 and 67). We have a SMSF which comprises $650,000 in CBA shares and $615,000 in fixed deposit. I have $80,000 in VicSuper and AustralianSuper. We also have shares in two apartments outside super. These generate only ...
From pet damage to credit card fraud to spoiled food; there are myriad incidents that householders can be reimbursed for - we've found the most surprising ones that Aussies may not know about. Most households don't know about the many minor ...
Members can hit back by switching to a better fund When it comes to trusting your superannuation trustees, it turns out you can't always. Trustees are supposed to act in fund members' best interests but, according to the 10 days of Hayne royal ...
With this four-step strategy you can turn a bright idea into a profitable business You need a side hustle. In this day and age, it's not just nice, it's necessary. Even if you love your job and have no plans to quit, a second - or third - income ...
Official rates have not moved for more than two years and most analysts are citing no changes are expected for at least another 12 months. Despite this, homeowners and investors with a mortgage should take care because, as the cost of funding fires ...
We set the record straight on some popular beliefs about mortgages and interest rates 1. There's no such thing as a standard variable rate TRUE Lenders will advertise a standard variable rate but that's not what most home owners settle on. Investors ...
It's two steps forward, one step back for buyers in a market that's changing almost daily. Yes, house prices are dropping (about time, shout the millennials) and there's finally room to move at your local auctions. But these considerable victories have ...
