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Use Your Self Managed Super Fund to Borrow & Purchase Property

Thursday, 03 April 2008
Recent amendments to the Superannuation Industry Supervision Act (SIS ACT) in September 2007 now allow a super fund to borrow and charge their assets as long as a special structure is used. This means that your Self Managed Super Fund can now borrow to purchase real estate.
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Interest Rates: Are We at The Top of The Cycle?

Thursday, 03 April 2008
On Tuesday 1st April the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) made the decision to leave the official cash rate unchanged. While this was the outcome many analysts expected it still comes as pleasant news to mortgage holders. The official cash rate is now sitting at a 12 year high of 7.25% and according to Allen Oster, Chief Economist of National Australia Bank, we are likely to see rates remain on hold for now and a possible reduction in early 2009.
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Borrow Through Super to Buy Your Business Premises

Thursday, 03 April 2008
If you're self employed, have money in superannuation and lease a business premises then pay attention. Calliva Funding, a new lender that specialises in Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF) loans has a product that gives your SMSF the ability to borrow to purchase commercial real estate. You can then lease this real estate and pay rent to your super fund. This is probably the most tax efficient way of funding real estate in Australia.
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Cut your mortgage repayments in half

Friday, 01 February 2008
Thanks to Better Mortgage Management you can now reduce your mortgage repayments by half using one of their cash flow loans. A cash flow loan allows you to make interest only repayments as low as 4.15% while you capitalise the remaining portion of interest.
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