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Self Managed Superannuation Funds
Self managed super funds are for people who wants to control their superannuation.
Negative Gearing
Negative gearing is a tax concession available to investors offsetting the costs of borrowing.
Australian Capital Gains Tax
Australian Capital Gains Tax was first levied by the Hawke/Keating government in 1985 and is applied only to assets purchased after that date.
Margin Lending
Margin Lending is provided by financial institutions for investing in shares or in other financial products using existing investments as security.
Investing In Shares
When investing in shares you are purchasing a portion of the firm and participating in dividends issued and capital growth enjoyed by the company.
Investment Loans
'Investment Loans' is an all embracing expression covering a wide range of investments and terms of lending.
Investment Property Tax
Investment property tax is a complicated tax which confronts all owners of investment property.
Investment Funds
Investment Funds exist to provide participants either a regular income stream as in the provision of superannuation and retirement funds or the creation of wealth over time.
Investment Property Loans
Investment Property Loans are not as liquid as loans obtained for the purchase of Stocks and Shares.
Buying Investment Property
Buying investment property is major source of wealth creation for many Australians. There are number of steps you need to complete when buying investment property
Investment Companies
'Investment Companies' is a broad term covering establishments offering a wide range of financial, consultation and economic services. Many of these firms are highly specialised.

Investor Tips

Here we provide investor tips for people who want to be able to make informed, intelligent investment decisions. You will learn about:

Self Managed Superannuation Funds

Some people prefer to set up and control their own superannuation fund rather than contributing to one already established.

Negative Gearing

Negative gearing most commonly used for the purchase of property but also for the acquisition of shares and bonds.

Australian Capital Gains Tax

Australian Capital Gains Tax is not a stand alone tax but is applied the year an asset is sold and is included at your marginal rate.

Investing In Shares

When investing in shares you are purchasing a portion of the firm and participating in dividends issued and capital growth enjoyed by the company.

Margin Lending

Margin Lending is provided by financial institutions for investing in shares or in other financial products using existing investments as security.

Investment Property Loans

Investment property loans are not as liquid as loans obtained for the purchase of Stocks and Shares.

Investment Property Tax

Seek expert professional advice on investment property tax to ensure that you do not miss out on deductions to which you are entitled.

Investment Loans

Take time to evaluate carefully the various options and alternatives to ensure the investment loan that you obtain meets your needs and ability to pay.

Investment Funds

Investment Funds exist to provide participants either a regular income stream as in the provision of superannuation and retirement funds or the creation of wealth over time.

Buying Investment Property

Buying investment property is major source of wealth creation for many Australians. There are number of steps you need to complete when buying investment property.

Investment Companies

'Investment Companies' is a broad term covering establishments offering a wide range of financial, consultation and economic services. Many of these firms are highly specialised.