After retiring from nursing and using her super to pay off debt, Michele asks Paul Clitheroe if she should rent out her Sydney home and move to rural NSW?
It's the dream of everyone who watches property makeover shows on TV: give up the day job to renovate and flip houses. But what are the tax implications?
COVID-19 lockdowns have had an unexpected side-effect when it comes to how Aussies live with clutter, says Australian-born decluttering king Peter Walsh.
Instagram feeds of perfectly-styled rooms and expensive renovations are putting pressure on homeowners to keep up with the Joneses - or this season's contestants on The Block.
When we put this question to the Money team, it wasn't a property crystal ball they wished for, but a better understanding of the basics of home-ownership.
"I can't work out how a renovation will do anything other than destroy my plans for a buoyant financial future," says Jackson, who is torn between a reno and investing.
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