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5 Key Principles for Property Investment & Financial Freedom for Australians. The 5/4/1 Rule [018]
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Recently, various policies have been introduced in the Australian housing market that target property investors. Whether it's rental restrictions, short-term rental surcharges, or significant increases in land tax, each policy has a clear aim: to tax property investors more, support renters and first-time homebuyers. Many seasoned property investors were caught off guard. Moreover, of the 1.2 million homes planned to be built within the next 5 years, a significant portion are government-subsidised affordable housing and public housing funded by taxpayers. These are often located in prime urban areas, which might depress property values in those regions. The logic behind Australian property investment has shifted, and this trend is expected to last until at least May 2025. Why this shift in policy? Can property investment still be profitable? How can investors protect their interests and avoid risks? Understanding the 5 key principles for success in this new framework is crucial, especially the 5/4/1 rule.
00:00 5 Key Principles for Property Investment & Financial Freedom for Australians
01:16 Policy Shift
05:40 5. Stay Updated with Policy Changes
06:56 4. Focus on Long-term Appreciation
07:57 3. Follow the People
09:01 2. Maintain a Financial Buffer (Emergency Fund)
10:21 1. The 5/4/1 Rule
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This channel and its publication contain information about property investment and or the property itself. The information is acquired from trusted sources and is not advice, and should not be treated as such. You must not rely on the information on the website and or in the publication as an alternative to legal, financial, taxation, and accountancy advice from an appropriately qualified professional. If you have any specific questions about any legal, financial, taxation, and accountancy matter you should consult an appropriately qualified professional. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, we exclude all representations, warranties, undertakings, and guarantees relating to the content on the website and in the publication. Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing paragraph, we do not represent, warrant, undertake or guarantee: that the information on the website and or in the publication is correct, accurate, complete, or non-misleading; that the use of the guidance on the website and or in the publication will lead to any particular outcome or result; or in particular, that by using the information on the website and or the guidance in the publication you will receive investment return. The content is not designed to promote any financial product or influence anyone to make a financial investment decision accordingly. DO NOT buy, sell or not to buy, sell any Australian financial product or service that needs an AFSL, just because somehow you are influenced by our content.
👉soon to come, property basics PDF
👉soon to come, property investment Master Class V5.0
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Follow me on social media @realcoachalex
Recently, various policies have been introduced in the Australian housing market that target property investors. Whether it's rental restrictions, short-term rental surcharges, or significant increases in land tax, each policy has a clear aim: to tax property investors more, support renters and first-time homebuyers. Many seasoned property investors were caught off guard. Moreover, of the 1.2 million homes planned to be built within the next 5 years, a significant portion are government-subsidised affordable housing and public housing funded by taxpayers. These are often located in prime urban areas, which might depress property values in those regions. The logic behind Australian property investment has shifted, and this trend is expected to last until at least May 2025. Why this shift in policy? Can property investment still be profitable? How can investors protect their interests and avoid risks? Understanding the 5 key principles for success in this new framework is crucial, especially the 5/4/1 rule.
00:00 5 Key Principles for Property Investment & Financial Freedom for Australians
01:16 Policy Shift
05:40 5. Stay Updated with Policy Changes
06:56 4. Focus on Long-term Appreciation
07:57 3. Follow the People
09:01 2. Maintain a Financial Buffer (Emergency Fund)
10:21 1. The 5/4/1 Rule
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Disclaimer
This channel and its publication contain information about property investment and or the property itself. The information is acquired from trusted sources and is not advice, and should not be treated as such. You must not rely on the information on the website and or in the publication as an alternative to legal, financial, taxation, and accountancy advice from an appropriately qualified professional. If you have any specific questions about any legal, financial, taxation, and accountancy matter you should consult an appropriately qualified professional. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, we exclude all representations, warranties, undertakings, and guarantees relating to the content on the website and in the publication. Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing paragraph, we do not represent, warrant, undertake or guarantee: that the information on the website and or in the publication is correct, accurate, complete, or non-misleading; that the use of the guidance on the website and or in the publication will lead to any particular outcome or result; or in particular, that by using the information on the website and or the guidance in the publication you will receive investment return. The content is not designed to promote any financial product or influence anyone to make a financial investment decision accordingly. DO NOT buy, sell or not to buy, sell any Australian financial product or service that needs an AFSL, just because somehow you are influenced by our content.
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