young investors

The Intergenerational Rebalance: Can the Government actually tax your way to first-home ownership?

The Intergenerational Rebalance: Can the Government actually tax your way to first-home ownership? The Federal Government claims its brutal tax assault on property investors is the ultimate gift to younger first-home buyers. By choking out landlord competition on established suburban homes, Treasury proudly projects a massive 75,000 younger Aussies will break into the market. But behind the grand promises of ‘intergenerational rebalancing’ lies a dangerous economic gamble that could actually lock younger buyers out forever. The official rhetoric coming out of Canberra sounds like a script for social justice. For years, young couples and ambitious singles have been outbid at […]

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Why young Australians need affordable rentals

By Kate Hill

Why young Australians need affordable rentals – not policies that discourage the investors they rely on The housing debate has lost touch with reality Australia’s housing debate has become increasingly disconnected from how young Australians actually live. The political conversation keeps focusing on: – discouraging investors – limiting tax incentives – reshaping who owns housing But very little attention is being paid to the reality that millions of younger Australians still rely heavily on rental housing. And not just temporarily. For many, renting is no longer a short stepping stone between university and home ownership. It is now a long-term

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Retired at 40. How do young investors do it?

By Kate Hill

It seems a pipe-dream for many Property Investors to have enough equity to retire young. But there are plenty of young investors doing just that. When we look at property prices these days, the costs of maintaining a portfolio, and the amount of net worth we’ll need to retire, it can seem a long way off to young investors. But if you want to speed up your retirement, and maximise your returns, as young successful investors show us, there’s no point waiting until tomorrow to get started with smart investing. So how do they do it? Firstly, if you are

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The Intergenerational Rebalance: Can the Government actually tax your way to first-home ownership?

Why young Australians need affordable rentals

Retired at 40. How do young investors do it?

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