What you need to know about buying property with your super If you take the time and trouble to research it, investing in direct property though a SMSF can be a profitable way to accumulate wealth ...

We have $700,000 in super – can we buy investment property with it? If you want to add a geared investment property to your retirement savings, here’s what you must think about.

In a bid to grow retirement savings, a growing number of Australians are considering whether to use their superannuation to invest in the property market. It's hardly surprising. Despite a more ...

With property prices surging across the country, being able to use superannuation to buy a home is sure to appeal to first-home buyers struggling to save a deposit – but with a raft of ...

For decades, people have bought property with a partner or their biological family members. But amid a skyrocketing housing market and loneliness becoming a public health epidemic, aspiring buyers ...

There are several methods people use to buy investment property using no (or very little) money. Buying investment property with no money down is a fairly common real estate investing practice.

Private Quarters Why buying property in your kid’s college town may be a smart move Growing trend has parents buying property for kid to live in as both a way to cut costs and as an investment ...

Using savings in a self-managed super fund (SMSF) to buy property is becoming increasingly popular, with Australian Taxation Office figures showing a rise of 26.4 per cent to $55.2 billion over ...

With home ownership more out of reach than ever for younger Australians, some are pondering whether their retirement fund would be better off used now, to buy a house.