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- What’s more important…? How much of the RBA’s 50 basis point cash rate cut the banks have passed on or which bank actually has the lowest interest rates?There has been a great deal of hype around how Australia’s banks are deviating from the historic norm of adjusting their mortgage rates in line with the Reserve Bank of Australia cash rate moves. Two weeks ago, when the RBA slashed the cash rate by 50 basis points and the Big 4 banks passed on […]
- Negative gearing the choice of the nationThe Australian Tax Office (ATO) recently released taxation statistics for the 2009/10 financial year. The data had a lot of good information, some of which was touched on in last week’s blog however, this week we will be specifically looking at rental income and deductions associated with property investment. Over the 2009/10 financial year there […]
- The big end of town… Australia’s wealthiest (and poorest) postcodesThe Australian Taxation Office has recently released their annual set of Taxation Statistics (you can see the whole report here) for the 2009/10 financial year. This is always a fascinating read (shame about the time it takes to be published though), particularly the tables which provide an insight about average taxable income across each of […]
- What’s more important…? How much of the RBA’s 50 basis point cash rate cut the banks have passed on or which bank actually has the lowest interest rates?
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- Nightmare tenants – how the body corporate can helpBody corporate by-laws aren’t necessarily a silver bullet when it comes to dealing with nightmare unit or townhouse tenants, unless investors are on top of the situation. […]
- 10 ways unit owners can avoid stiff finesQueensland unit owners must be aware of the changes and updates made to body corporate laws over the past six months because otherwise stiff penalties apply for non-compliance, according to Archers Body Corporate Management director Andrew Staehr. […]
- How to maintain a tenant and improve your rental returnWe all want a great tenant and the rent on our investment property to go through the roof. Both can be hard to find and in terms of rent, even harder to keep increasing. […]
- Nightmare tenants – how the body corporate can help
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- Apparent Consumption of Alcohol, AustraliaReady to Drink alcohol drops by one third. […]
- Federal Defendants, Selected States and TerritoriesThree quarters of federal defendants were proven guilty in 2008-09 […]
- Private New Capital Expenditure and Expected Expenditure, AustraliaEquipment investment falls (seasonally adjusted) off record highs in December quarter 2009 […]
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