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Case Study
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Case Study 1
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Sandra is a 45 year old partner in a firm of architects who was looking at purchasing a unit for $500,000 as an investment. After re-entering professional life only a few years ago, Sandra is particularly keen to look for sensible ways to accelerate her retirement nest egg.
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Case Study 2
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Bob is 62 years old and runs a successful hardware store from a building he bought in 1992 and has now fully paid off. Bob wants to retire and let his son James take over the business. But James can’t get a loan to buy the property because, at a value of $1M, like most people his age James doesn’t have enough deposit.
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Case Study 3 |
Steven and Jane are in their mid 30’s and have always had a desire to provide for their future income streams through property investment. They have read everything they can on the subject and have been working for several years with a property investment group. They have already acquired four geared properties but are keen to keep investing in one per year until they reach their goals.
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Case Study 4 |
Tim, a physiotherapist, and his wife Susan, a remedial masseuse, operate a successful practice on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. The 52 year olds are keen to put more of their assets into super to take advantage of its tax-effectiveness.
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