Loaning your mother-in-law money in exchange for equity in her home may not be the practical solution you’re looking for.
The far-reaching and controversial super legislation from last year has had some unintended consequences that need addressing.
There’s no reason to put your family through additional drama when you pass away,so it’s best to make up a simple will.
These days it’s a choice between credit cards and debit cards – and you need an armoury of these to cater for whatever may come your way.
Once you get to the point where your mortgage isn’t weighing you down,you can explore other investment options.
It’s possible to make a non-concessional superannuation contribution into another person’s super account – but there are notable downsides.
Transferring property can have tax implications for both you and your children,so it’s worth weighing your options.
If you’re planning to put money aside for your child’s future school fees,there’s one investment option that makes the most sense.
If you pass on your inheritance early,you’ll be able to guide your children in how to spend it wisely.
If your assets are well over the limit for the age pension,moving them into a family trust is unlikely to help.
Could the tax cuts coming in this year make it unprofitable for investors to hold on to their investment properties?