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Despite rising markets, investors are being urged to look at the fundamentals and worse case scenario plan in order to maintain their wealth long term. ....
What you need to know from the latest federal budget and Vic’s tax tweaks By Reporter 20 May 2021 | 1 minute read SHARE The budget has come and gone with some “outstanding initiatives for those looking to get into the property market”. Host Phil Tarrant is joined by Right Property Group’s Steve Waters and Victor Kumar to dissect the latest federal budget and tax changes announced by Victoria, which could change the game for investors. The trio also discuss how some of the new initiatives will help families get into the property market sooner and why the next election won’t be fought on property. ....
Could the ‘outstanding’ 2 per cent deposit scheme break the poverty trap? By Cameron Micallef 19 May 2021 | 1 minute read SHARE The 2 per cent deposit scheme has been widely praised as a way to ‘break generational poverty traps’, two industry experts have said. During a recent episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, Right Property Group’s Steve Waters and Victor Kumar praised the latest government initiative, aimed to help single parents enter the property market. This scheme, called the Family Home Guarantee, will see single parents enter the housing market with just a 2 per cent deposit. The remaining 18 per cent of the home loan deposit, needed to avoid lender’s mortgage insurance (LMI), will be guaranteed by the federal government. ....