Property
How to invest in commercial property with just $5000
Most of us can't buy multimillion-dollar property assets outright but we can invest in commercial property with as little as $5000 through unlisted funds.
Where to invest before Labor’s negative gearing deadline
Planning to invest in property before negative gearing perks could be capped by Labor on January 1, 2020? Here are 34 suburbs to consider.
First home loan deposit scheme: what it means for you
The First Home Deposit Scheme will allow first home buyers to purchase a home faster, giving them better access to finance without having to save a 20% deposit.
Ask Paul: Should I put my inheritance into offset or save up to buy another property?
Pam is expecting a $30,000 windfall. Is she better off stashing it in her offset account, or saving for her next property? Paul Clitheroe shares his advice.
Ask Paul: Is it worth the fees to pay off our mortgage early?
Alisha and her husband can pay off their mortgage in the next six years but, as they ask Paul, should they? Is it worth forking out for the early repayment fee?
Ask Paul: Should I buy an investment property before my first home?
Is Chris better off buying an investment property then using the equity to buy a home later? Paul Clitheroe answers this question plus where to buy.
Off-the-plan apartments enter ‘almost perfect storm’
We are entering an almost perfect storm for off-the-plan apartments, and there is a lesson here for sharemarket investors.
What you need to know about rental evictions and pets
Can you be evicted for no reason? What are the rules around pets in rentals? How often can your landlord increase your rent? We answer five FAQs of tenant rights.
Buyers to get earlier access to First Home Super Saver cash
Buyers using the First Home Super Saver Scheme can now enter into a contract without having to wait for cash to be released from their super fund first.
Ask Paul: We want to pay off our mortgage by 40, should we buy shares?
At 33, Susie and her husband have set themselves a big goal: pay off the mortgage by the time they turn 40. But is it worth risking their money in shares?
