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Jake asks Paul Clitheroe why investors would want to negatively gear a rental versus having it positively geared to aid paying it off quicker.
Labor promised to overhaul negative gearing if elected, but the potential for more downward pressure on house prices will be of significant concern to homeowners.
Property investors could find themselves severely stretched if interest rates rise this year.
In the event we have an election sooner rather than later, here's what the Labor party has said it will do in relation to your taxes and super.
Property yields are low, capital growth is in question, the regulators want to slap limits on investor lending and the banks have responded with higher interest rates. So does negative gearing still work?
Federal Budget initiatives go some way towards helping first-home buyers, but the government is still overlooking the one thing that will make a real difference.
With the end of the financial year looming, it's time for landlords to get their deductions in order to lodge their tax return.
Annette Sampson looks at how property investors could be affected if negative gearing were to be scrapped following the 2016 federal election.
We ask Neville Sanders, president of the Real Estate Institute of Australia, for his thoughts on these potential restrictions.
