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Most people misunderstand this mortgage “hack”…
Switching to fortnightly repayments doesn’t automatically save you money.
But if you structure it properly — by paying half your monthly repayment every 2 weeks — you effectively make an extra repayment each year.
Over time, that can reduce your loan faster and save significant interest.
Same loan.
Different structure.
Different outcome.

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Can you believe how affordable some of these suburbs are? This just goes to show that if you want to invest in a certain city, but think you can’t afford it, think again. You just need to be smart about which suburb you choose. Don’t give up so easily, and don’t just buy where you live; do your research!

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Can you believe the prices of these suburbs in Australia? These are the most expensive suburbs within capital cities in Australia, with prices ranging from $803 median rent in Battery Point, Hobart, to $2469 in Vaucluse, Sydney. Where would you choose to live, knowing how expensive the prices are across Australia?

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Did you know that you actually need $0 to invest in a property? That’s right - $0. If you have an immediate family member that owns a property, you may not even need a deposit, but just some papers. Find out now if this situation can apply to you, and get investing.

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Can you believe this ridiculous take? Much good $1000 will do for the cost of living crisis, when thousands of Australians’ dollars are spent on useless campaigns and underpricing our fuel. Do better.

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This unsuspecting investor purchased a property in Adelaide for $640,000, only to earn $240,000 over two years due to it’s capital growth of 37%. If you want to get results like these, invest in a property now, and do it through us.

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Australia’s rental market is tighter than most people think.
Vacancy rates across the country are sitting around 1–2%.
That might not sound like much… but in property terms, that’s extremely low.
It means there are very few available rental properties compared to the number of people looking.

When vacancy rates are this low:

• properties rent out faster
• tenants compete harder
• and landlords have more pricing power

Some cities are even tighter than others, with vacancy rates close to 1%.
That’s not a balanced market — that’s a supply shortage.
This is one of the key reasons rents have increased so much in recent years.

Because at the end of the day, the rental market comes down to one thing:
supply vs demand
And right now, demand is clearly winning.
Source: Latest RP Data Cotality report
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Often people are told that investors are the one driving the market to keep going up and up in price; but really, who’s fault is it?

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Your salary isn’t what you earn… it’s what you keep.

Most people focus on their headline income.

$100K.
$150K.
$200K.

But what actually matters is what hits your bank account after tax.

Because Australia has a progressive tax system, the more you earn, the higher percentage you pay — and the difference between gross income and take-home income becomes much more noticeable as your salary increases.

For example, the jump from $100K to $200K sounds like a $100K increase…
But your actual take-home doesn’t increase by $100K. Not even close.

This is why:

• Your lifestyle doesn’t double when your salary does
• Your borrowing capacity doesn’t scale as fast as you think
• And simply “earning more” doesn’t automatically build wealth

At a certain point, the focus shifts from:
earning more money to using your after-tax income more effectively
Because the people who build wealth aren’t just the ones who earn the most.

They’re the ones who understand how to:

• manage their cash flow
• invest consistently
• and make their money work for them over time

Understanding what you actually keep is the first step.
What you do with it next is what really matters.
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(*assuming Medicare levy, no Hecs/Help. Based on 25-26 Tax Brackets) #short