property

• Paul Clitheroe - residential property investment upkick

  10 May 2013 | ipac Paul Clitheroe , investments , your money

  Australia’s property market is showing positive signs of growth and that’s encouraging investors back into bricks and mortar. According to comparison site RateCity, February 2013 saw the highest value of investment loans written since before the global downturn, with would-be landlords borrowing a total of $7.9 billion to fund rental property purchases.
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• Paul Clitheroe - don’t follow the crowd

  26 Mar 2013 | ipac Paul Clitheroe , investments , your money , Paul Clitheroe , money magazine

  Investment markets may be unpredictable but one thing is for sure – each year seems to go by faster. I’ll have a crack at a snapshot of how I see markets in 2013 and beyond; but first, about the only good explanation I’ve ever seen of why the years go by more quickly comes from Greek philosophers many thousands of years ago.
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• ask an expert with Paul Clitheroe

  28 Feb 2013 | 0 Comments | ipac Paul Clitheroe , investments , superannuation , your money

  Money expert Paul Clitheroe answers questions from MIX 94.5 FM listeners on separation, superannuation, property and tax.
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• Paul Clitheroe - housing affordability, clearing the hurdle

  2 Oct 2012 | ipac Paul Clitheroe , investments , your money , Paul Clitheroe , my weekly view

  One of the biggest challenges first home buyers face is high property prices. The market may have dipped in some areas but with a median dwelling value of $455,000 across our state and territory capitals, the affordability issue certainly hasn’t gone away.
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• Paul Clitheroe - shares and property still winning long term

  25 Jun 2012 | ipac Paul Clitheroe , investments , Paul Clitheroe , my weekly view

  The property market may be flat in many parts of Australia, and shares have leapt around a fair bit in recent weeks. But a report issued this month confirms that shares and property scoop the pool when it comes to long term returns.
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