Australian Shares Vs Property: What Should I Invest In? (Financial Advisor Shares Secret!)

Which asset results in better returns in Australia? Is it investing in Australian shares or is it Australian real estate? In this video, we deep dive with real numbers and historical trends to find out the real winner. Be sure to watch all the way through as I share a bonus finding that could help you generate wealth faster! Let's dive in.

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[relaxingsoulchannel]

Personally, Buy what’s crashing lower.
You can leverage on shares with NAB Equity builder like a loan on property.
Shares can diversify better, more passive with dividend shares, less stress on all extra costs with property

[TheGmilbank]

Main difference is leverage vs non and oranges comparison unfortunately.

[stevenpenning]

A fews things to consider 1) you can leverage your shares and buy more 2) With income property, did you account for dead-beat renters/Trashed property and/or time spent suing for unpaid rent ? (Dont forget the odd calls in the middle of the night when they call you and say the HOT water tank is leaking)

[BarraKade]

What about strata / council rates/ water etc… also random things going wrong with the property. I own a property and personally wish I just went into shares. So much less stress and can sell immediately if you get into trouble

[williamcrossan]

I suspect future returns wont be as high.
Realistically, if you can get 1.5% above inflation, that's actually quite a satisfactory return.

[armandjacobs]

2 Factors you'r not referencing here. Dividend re investment. If Dividend Re investment vs Rent Re investment is compared, then shares outweigh Real estate. Also you'r not factoring in interest payments. The Interest you pay on real estate is far more than what you will pay on shares (If any), hindering real estate capital growth and cash flow tremendously. In the beginning of the video you compared apples with apples. And then in the rest of your video, you'r only weighing the full pro's of property investing against shares without dividend re invested.

[amitpatil]

What about the interest on the loan amount? Wouldn't it be high it the principal isn't paid at all.

[andreafernandez]

You're amazing, you're amazing, you're amazing. Subscribed / liked/ shared! Thank you for amazing content!!!!

[gerrym]

Good video comparing the two asset classes. I invest in both but property is much easier to get into if you already own a house by using equity for the deposit. For shares I'm using my own cash instead which could be used for other things.
But seriously, what a naive comment at the end..In terms of property the info I learnt 15 years ago is just as true today as it was then. I know every generation thinks its different this time round, but it's really not. There's just more 0s on the end of the prices

[naioane]

Watching your videos is giving me some tips how to build wealth and where to start.

[theabhishek]

I did not understand the subtraction of 2% income from average property return from 8.3 to 6.3

[nathanvergotis]

Great video mate ! I will definitely be contacting you in the near future 🙂

[ayushlal]

Can you please do a video on Raiz and what your thoughts are of it for investing?

[dibrentley]

I look around property and just cant see the value so I expect house prices to fall a bit. oth metals are doing pretty good. platinum increasing by 18% a year.. silver has short supply..

[jonnyboyeah]

thanks ravi, appreciate it mate. iv been lurking in the shadows for awhile now. ill be hitting you up in the near future for a strategy sesh. looking forward to it.

[SenthilPandariRao]

Did you factor the interest paid on loan?

[shanea]

With the current loan rates property underperforms of you are getting in now.

[mattrt]

not sure this make much sense to me....if you start out with a 100k deposit and 100k investment for the house you are taking our a 400k debit....what is the interest and the maintence etc...you have assumed that the initial 100k investment to eft you have paid nothing more....but with the house you are paying actively all the way with the loan and rent....for example i am thinking with the loan you are making the payments back and being neutral...with the etf you are adding say 300pm etc ontop of your initial...not many people deposit 100k and stop and even just let it compound....im stuck in the middle have 200k to either use as 2 deposits on IVP or EFT and keep adding $1300 pm too

[paulmifka]

I have seen a lot of real estate since 1986 not much such big growth. My friends twins went different ways. Brian who bought shares has at least 5 times more than his property never meant brother.

[josephscarcella]

1st..you should have started both at 500k... of course the property would outrun Shares in growth...NOW at the 30 year market whats the INCOME on the property vs Shares!
Shares runs over property big time on income. As you get older you want income not so much growth.
A 3 million residential property would be close to 30 plus years old, income yield would be dismal compared to Shares let alone keeping the property up keep. You're a buyers agent of course you would sprook property.
The ease/ nil cost holding structure of good blue chip Shares with dividends and franking credits in a smsf environment especially over 60, craps on property..its not even a contest.