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New podcast: Landlords Liability

Simon interviewed Nigel for a podcast about Landlords Liability where Nigel explains the risks that landlords face. Synopsis This podcast discusses the real issues regarding potential liability issues faced by real estate landlords and explains: what are the risks, and what steps [...]

New feature: Finance Radio

We have a new Finance Radio feature on InvestEd - with news, company updates and information sessions as audio updates from many different Australian companies. This is a great tool for keeping track of your favourite companies, and is very [...]

New article: Does Inflation Help or Hinder Leveraged Investments?

Simon has written a rather technical article discussing some of his finding when investigating the effects of inflation on leveraged investments: Does Inflation Help or Hinder Leveraged Investments? Synopsis While inflation causes the cost of borrowed money to decrease over time (in [...]

New article: Property vs Shares - the real story!

Nigel has written a new article with some insight into whether shares or real estate are the better asset class for wealth creation: Property vs Shares - the real story! Synopsis Looking at the long term average returns on property versus shares [...]

New article: Property Buying Tips

Jacque Parker has written a new article with some tips for buying property: Property Buying Tips Synopsis Investing in a property is often a large financial commitment, which requires much preparation and due diligence to ensure that you are getting value for [...]

Recent Articles  (All Articles)

Does Inflation Help or Hinder Leveraged Investments?

A rather technical discussion about the effects of inflation on investment returns.
Simon Hampel

Property Buying Tips

This article offers some tips to consider when buying property.
Jacque Parker

Property vs Shares - the real story!

Is property better than shares for long term wealth creation?
Nigel Ward

Tax Planning

Tax planning is the arrangement of a taxpayer’s affairs so as to comply with the tax law at the lowest possible cost.
Nick Moustacas

Transition to Retirement

What is the “transition to retirement” and how can it help?
Nick Moustacas

Me! Again... (fund help) (new posts)

I'm back to drain you all again. Some of you are probably pretty familiar with my situation and activity so far (or lack of activity). I'm starting to think that at this stage in my life the best...
» Posted by Compleks in the Passive Index Funds and ETFs forum
» 13 replies; 188 views

hi there (new posts)

Hi there great forum. I got bored so i started a site Boringbanker.com - free online finance magazine blog as hobby to share some finance tips. I hope to call on my experiences as a banker and...
» Posted by boringbanker in the Introductions forum
» 1 replies; 22 views

PIT (new posts)

Hi all, I have just joined and am looking for information about setting up a Hybrid trust that is correct for my specific needs. I dont know much about these things. Where can I get samples of...
» Posted by Urbanvest in the Introductions forum
» 1 replies; 39 views

Family Trusts (new posts)

I borrowed money in my name to put in the family trust. The family trust is using the money to buy investments. Can I claim the interest on the money borrowed in my name to offset my income(ie...
» Posted by John Ben in the General Investing Discussion forum
» 7 replies; 82 views

Business Loans (new posts)

Hi everyone well i kinda of hit a snag. Bank valuation came in a lot lower than i expected. I am argueing the point that it is way to low. But now i am worried if i want to purchase this business...
» Posted by Triu in the Business forum
» 5 replies; 453 views

Mortgage repayment calculation question (new posts)

Hello everyone, this is my first post here on Invested although I've been reading the forum for a while and have found it very helpful. I was wondering if someone (maybe a mortgage broker?) could...
» Posted by TimM in the Finance and Banking forum
» 9 replies; 188 views