Buying Property with Superannuation
Buying an investment property is often high on the wealth wishlist for Australians of all walks of life. But unlocking…
Understanding the real cost implications of owning a rental property.
Buying an investment property is often high on the wealth wishlist for Australians of all walks of life. But unlocking…
Making improvements to a rental property is a balancing act. To get the best returns on your property it needs…
How to get the maximum value out of your investment property at tax time.
Learn more about the circumstances that can lead to loss of rental income, and how Landlords can minimise this risk.
If your tenants are falling behind in their rental payments it is important to act promptly to minimise your loss…
Australian property owners are increasingly putting themselves at financial risk. The 2013 Understand Insurance Research report, commissioned by the Insurance…
Rent default can become a serious and very real risk for landlords during December, warns leading landlord insurance specialist, Terri…
Landlords should not be complacent when it comes to protecting their rental income, according to landlord insurance specialist, Terri Scheer…
As the end of the financial year draws closer, it’s time to start thinking about tax returns. Tax time is…
Contents covered include any of the items listed below which are owned by you (or which you are legally responsible for), which are listed in the most recent inventory/property condition report and which have been left at the property.
For Strata titled buildings 'contents' also means: temporary wall, floor and ceiling covers, and any fixture or structural improvement servicing a particular lot which the body corporate or similar is not required by law to insure.
'Building' means the property owned by you, used primarily as a residential building, and includes: