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Peter FitzSimons on walking away from the house he had to have
Peter FitzSimons leads a comfortable life, but 20 years ago there was a house he just had to buy. The problem? He was $100,000 short, and about to learn a very big lesson.
Ask Paul: Should we keep our old house as an investment property?
Reader Paul is about to build a new house. Should he and his wife sell their townhouse to become debt-free or hang onto it as an investment property?
What the Federal Budget means for property investors
The recent Federal Budget included important changes designed to support the property market, so what opportunities are out there for investors?
There’s a pandemic – is spring still the best time to sell property?
There is a long-held maxim in the property market to "sell in spring". But is it true, and does it apply during this year's pandemic?
Ask Paul: Is now a good time to fix my interest rate?
Paul Clitheroe has argued for nearly 40 years against Aussies fixing their home loan rates, but how much lower can they go?
Ugly bathrooms, unwanted baby gear: make money from home
Lamenting your '70s bathroom or the outgrown baby gear cluttering up your home? They could be bringing in some much-needed cash.
How downsizing the family home can help boost your super balance
A 2018 change allowing older Australians to top up their super after selling the family home could be more worthwhile than ever in this economy.
The pros and cons of investing in defence housing
Long-term leases and reliable rental income versus high property management fees and low capital growth. These are just some of the pros and cons of defence housing.
Why granny flats could soon mean a huge tax break
Some of Australia's most vulnerable have been given a leg-up this Budget with capital gains tax set to be scrapped for granny flats.
RBA holds cash rate 0.25% ahead of tonight’s Federal Budget
Prospective mortgage holders, those with variable loans or those looking to refinance have been denied further relief from the RBA.