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Financial Fitness for the over 40s and Financial Fitness for the under 40s Keeping healthy – it's something most of us aspire to. We're constantly told how to keep a healthy body, a healthy mind, even how to maintain healthy relationships. But just how healthy are our finances? The Financial Planning Association has supplied this financial health checklist to help keep you fiscally fit through the different stages of your life... Six steps to investing in real estate Investors have flocked to property investments in recent times lured by the desire to make huge capital gains. We outline 6 steps to investing in real estate... If you own or are thinking of buying investment property there are some tax implications you need to know about. The ATO has prepared this list for API... Indicators show stable property market in 2005 The Australian property market will remain stable in 2005 with long -term property investors and home buyers continuing to view it favourably, according to a report released by the Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA)... Residential property: Stable and Rents to increase National economic indicators are pointing to a stable residential property market for 2005 but rents are expected to rise... You've bought your investment property and now you think it is time to sit back, relax and let the tenants pay it off. Wrong! You need to be diligent to ensure your investment is being paid off every month, but also that it's being looked after. Tern Scheer explains... Australians often spend all their time worrying about securing the best mortgage when buying their first home but don't pay too much attention to what insurance they really need. Louise Goldsbury investigates. |
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