Should you hold or sell your investment property?
If you own an investment property, there’s a good chance this question has crossed your mind more than once lately. Between the recent changes to capital gains tax, interest rates that have been anything but predictable, and a property market that continues to shift, it’s worth stepping back and looking at the facts before drawing any conclusions.
Let’s take a look.
The fast way to a life supported by passive income
Imagine that, without any effort on your part, enough money regularly pours into your bank account to meet (or exceed) all your living expenses. Suddenly, work becomes optional and a world of opportunities opens up. That’s the ultimate in passive income – all your financial needs met without lifting a finger.
5 simple techniques to reduce your tax
His words might have been recorded over 200 years ago, but Benjamin Franklin’s famous uttering “in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes” remains as true today as it was in 1789. The one thing that has constantly changed is tax law, and although death is impossible to avoid, with the many options available to us, taxation doesn’t need to inflict too much pain.
What do I need to know before investing in property?
It is no secret that Australians love investing in property. And while it can be an exciting prospect, it is essential to consider the finer details before jumping in, especially any ongoing costs and expenses you’ll have to pay.
How does rising interest affect my property loan?
As you know interest rates are rising to combat inflation. Most property investors are aware that the interest paid on an investment loan is generally tax deductible.
But do you know what your tax saving is from the increased interest paid on your loan?