Property is not a set-and-forget investment.

The insurance gaps landlords don’t realise they have

Many first-time landlords assume they will be covered if their home is damaged or unforeseen circumstances leave tenants unable to pay rent. But too often,the reality can be different – and potentially much costlier.

  • bySimon Webster

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I make $180k a year through my trust. How will the new tax affect me?

Small business owners with family trusts are likely to be hit hard by the new tax changes.

Noel Whittaker
Noel Whittaker

Money columnist

I own no investment properties or trusts. Will the budget affect me?

Last week’s budget came with a lot of talk about shifting wealth from older Australians,but for many retirees,very little will change at all.

Paul Benson
Paul Benson

Money contributor

We’re 71 with no super. Should we sell our house and invest the proceeds?

When it comes to the later stages of life,making sure you have accommodation that suits your lifestyle becomes a key priority.

Noel Whittaker
Noel Whittaker

Money columnist

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