Affordable homes in Expensive Suburbs

Something I read about: Affordable homes in Expensive Suburbs

One of the advantages of higher density housing is that if offers people the opportunity to live in inner-city areas close to the CBD, with excellent public transport and a wide range of amenities at a much lower cost. Continue reading ‘Affordable homes in Expensive Suburbs’

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Good news for property investors in 2012!!!!

An article substantiated with statistics that shows a positive outlook for 2012.

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Five Spice Roast Pork

Summer has arrived and for many of us this means we’re thrown out of the frying pan and into the fire when it comes to our finances. But instead of getting caught up in the frenzy of fast-spending festivities, why not take the opportunity in this first week of December to put your feet up, take a deep breath and think about ways to keep things a little more calm this year. Continue reading ‘Five Spice Roast Pork’

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Baby Boomers leaving the workforce – Will there be fewer tax payers? How will that impact us?

43% of our workforce is made up of Baby Boomers, so the first wave of Baby Boomers are now turning 65. Over the next 15 years, Australia’s 5.3 million Boomers are going to reach retirement age and as they leave the workforce they will stop paying tax, many will need to rely on the pension and the public health care system.

Many Baby Boomers have in sufficient savings or superannuation so they will have to keep working longer than they had anticipated. However they have to retire some day. When that day comes, it will put a strain on the financial system if we do nothing today. Continue reading ‘Baby Boomers leaving the workforce – Will there be fewer tax payers? How will that impact us?’

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