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Financial Planning is all about understanding money. There is a never ending stream of data being thrown at us all in this increasingly technologically-fed world but in many cases, all that extra data does is to add to the 'noise'.

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Posts Tagged ‘ Property ’

Is it better to buy or to rent a home?

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July 15, 2011
Is it better to buy or to rent a home?

For most Australians, there isn’t even a question in this statement. Retate the question as “when to buy a home”, and you’re probably closer to the mark. Maybe even “how to buy a home”. It is borderline heresay to phrase it as “don’t buy a home if…”. If you don’t want to read my...
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Property – Perth and Elsewhere

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October 1, 2010
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It’s a Friday, and a beautiful one at that. Here in Perth, the city skyline is dotted with the slender silhouettes of huge cranes from construction sites. All rather pretty, and reflective of a city vibrant with energy, growth and cash. Sometimes it can seem as if the local “feel” is reflective of the...
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Comparing House and Share Prices

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November 12, 2009
Comparing House and Share Prices

Many, many people get hung up on whether houses are better than shares as long term investments and vice versa. Logic would dictate that over the long term, houses are a depreciating asset requiring substantial capital to buy or maintain with high transaction costs, and therefore are likely to underperform listed equity, which should...
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Should we rethink traditional approaches to home ownership?

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September 21, 2009

“Too many people bought too much house for too many years”. That is a quote from a New York Times article, published recently. The article looked at the impact of housing on the financial crisis from the point of view of a person in the United States. From here in Australia, the “seven new...
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