Before you start investing, whether it be in property, shares, commodities or whatever you choose as your investment vehicle. You need to be able to manage your money. Sounds simple doesn’t it? It’s almost embarrassing to write about it. But if you look at statistics worldwide, whether it be Australian, American or European statistics they [...]
Property and especially Australian property is an excellent investment. Not only is it much harder to lose money in property than in the stock market, but with property investing you benefit both from steady capital growth and from rental income. And as rental income increases over time it protects you from inflation. At the same [...]
This post is based on an article written by Michael Carman. Michael Carman is the Managing Director of property investment information publisher Wealth Enhance. You can subscribe to the free ezine, Wealth Enhancement Bulletin, at the Wealth Enhance website at www.wealth-enhance.com.au. This is an edited version of ‘3 Ways to Retire on Property’, originally published [...]
There are four simple things you need to do to retire early: live below your means, reduce bad debt, invest wisely and most importantly manage yourself. Nothing to it, is there?
The question is simple enough, but it can be quite a difficult one to answer. The result is that many of us simply avoid the question – but not asking the question doesn’t solve the problem.
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This post is based on an article written by Michael Carman. Michael Carman is the Managing Director of property investment information publisher Wealth Enhance. You can subscribe to the free ezine, Wealth Enhancement Bulletin, at the Wealth Enhance website at www.wealth-enhance.com.au. This is an edited version of ‘3 Ways to Retire on Property’, originally published [...]
There are four simple things you need to do to retire early: live below your means, reduce bad debt, invest wisely and most importantly manage yourself. Nothing to it, is there?
The question is simple enough, but it can be quite a difficult one to answer. The result is that many of us simply avoid the question – but not asking the question doesn’t solve the problem.