Monthly Archives: February 2015
The Difference between Negative and Positive Gearing
With the Sydney property market in particular presenting a wealth of investment opportunities, the terms positive and negative gearing are becoming more and more prevalent.
Verbatim, negative gearing is where an asset (Normally Property) is purchased with borrowed funds and fails to generate gross income that exceeds the total cost...
How you can avoid Land Tax in your SMSF
Land tax is a form of taxation applied to the value of any land that an individual may own that is not their primary place of residence. In NSW, land is a broad term that encompasses vacant land, commercial areas and residential properties.
However, land tax is not an inevitable cost that investors must pay as it can be avoided by taking advantage of land tax thresholds through the use of Multiple Self Managed Super Funds (SMSF).
Why Level Insurance Premiums are so important
When considering taking out a life insurance policy or when considering life insurance policy options presented to you by your Financial Planner, selecting a level insurance premium is of the utmost importance.
Level Insurance premiums are a means of paying for your insurance policy that has its cost...