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Treasurer Scott Morrison must be an avid follower of this blog. Why else, in a recent interview with the International Monetary Fund, would he echo sentiments we’ve long shared here? In my first act as the Coalition’s newest political advisor, I’ll reiterate some of that interview now. Morrison notes:
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Australians love an underdog and our support for the battler was perhaps never louder than it was on the weekend. The Western Bulldogs overcame a 62 year Grand final drought to secure a 22 point win over the Sydney Swans. In the NRL, the Cronulla Sharks held on to claim their maiden premiership – 53 years in the making.
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I’ve never been a big gambler, largely a result of my risk-averse wife (I tend to live well above my means), but couldn’t resist having a punt on a clash between a Sydney and Melbourne team. As I have no preference for either side (#roosters #2017premiers), I’ll instead rely on statistics to make my selection.
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Location, location, location. If that’s all it took to make a successful investment, our job would be far easier. What’s often missed in the discussion is an emphasis on the right property for that location.
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Growing up in Sydney, it was a no-brainer – we were the country’s premier city. We had great weather, pristine beaches, national parks and a strong economy. I have enjoyed every moment of this beautiful city.
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Over the past decade, the weekly holding cost on a $500,000 investment property declined by more than 80% (based on an income of $80,000 per annum). With the cash rate likely to decline further over the next 12 months, there’s never been a more affordable time to invest in property. Lucky you!
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I spoke with a couple of Adelaide based finance professionals yesterday and the conversation naturally turned to the Adelaide property market, and, more specifically, our aversion of it.
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The value of approvals for foreign investment in Australian real estate increased 75% last financial year to $61 billion, with Chinese accounting for two-thirds of applications.
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‘The graveyard is the richest place on earth, because it is here that you will find all the hopes and dreams that were never fulfilled… because someone was too afraid to take that first step… or [wasn’t] determined [enough] to carry out their dream’ – Les Brown.
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Inspired by census day, I thought I’d share some nerdy research stuff that we’ve been working on. Understand that with an introduction like that you must be on the edge of your seat, so, in the interests of safety, I ask that you contain your excitement.
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