A great way to create wealth, esp for property investors, is through leveraging your assets.

Leveraging involves borrowing money and can be a much faster way to increase the size of your assets than saving and paying down your debt. But leveraging could also increase the size of your losses, unless you build in precautions and safeguards.

Read on to find out how savvy property investors use leverage...

There are many things to consider when purchasing a property, such as whose name should the property be bought in and whether a Trust is appropriate.

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The answer depends on whether you are asking from a financial point of view or from a lifestyle point of view.

Let's answer this question from both perspectives.

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The answer depends on whether you are asking it from a financial point of view or from a lifestyle point of view.

Let's answer this question from both perspectives.

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Mr and Mrs Smith recently came to see us because they had an annual land tax bill of $46,000 per annum to pay. 

They were both medical specialists, so both were in high risk industries for litigation.

Naturally they were concerned to have anything in their name.

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The way the taxation system works in Australia means that no taxation is normally due on the increasing value of your assets. You only pay tax on the capital gain (increase in value) when you sell.

So do you sell and attract these costs, or is there another way? Read on to find out more...

In this extract from his new book "How to Achieve Wealth for Life" property tax specialist Ed Chan reminds you not to get confused by your 'role' in the game of property investing.

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In this article, accountant and best selling author Ed Chan shares the ways in which the "Rich" think differently to 95% of Australians. He explains that the main difference between the rich and the poor is simply the way they think - their mindset.

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There is critical mistake made by many people who have lines of credit and who have investment properties This mistake is common and you've got to be aware of this because it's costly to fix up.

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