Deposit Calculator (.xlsx)
Save to catch up with the housing price growth
Most Australians find their salaries can't keep up with property prices. The majority of Australians are earning less, at a slower pace, than property values are rising. So, how can everyday people effectively save, manage their savings, and get into their first property sooner?
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How does your income compare? 3 steps for a struggling Australian to buy the first property [APS067]
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Ownership Structure (.pdf)
Which entity to use to buy an investment property?
In Australia, property can be held under various structures—such as personal name, company, trust, or self-managed super fund (SMSF). If you’re unsure which entity to use when purchasing a property, unclear about the tax implications across different states and territories, or concerned about how entity choice might impact your borrowing power—then this guide is a must-download.
This handbook outlines all the key factors property investors need to consider when choosing an ownership structure. Traditionally, making this decision requires input from an accountant, solicitor, and mortgage broker. This worksheet helps you save significant time and professional fees by putting the essentials in one place.
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What entity to use? The key issue most property investors ignored. [APS076]
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