Can I Afford it

An Additional $25,000 plus available to you now!          Can I Afford It?

 Zabbay Finance takes no responsiblity for the assumptions in this website as they are just that you must check out the figures and your particular circumstances for your self with your accountant or financial planner and not rely on any assumptions in this site

On an average $400,000 investment in the right area at the right time, you should anticipate a rental income of around $20,000 per annum. With depreciation, an average earner paying 30c in the dollar tax, should receive a minimum of $5000 per year back from the tax man.

Now ask yourself the question…

“With this “extra” $25,000 plus coming in each year, can I afford an investment property?”

If the answer is still “No”, maybe you should consider this question…

“Am I happy to continue paying an additional $50,000 plus in tax
over the next 10 years instead of investing in my family’s future?”

Many of our successful clients came to us with no experience, little money, and even less of a clue how to get started in property investment.

But if you have a household income upwards of $80,000 then you are more than likely ready to start building your property portfolio.

Property in Superannuation

Since 2008, some of our clients have started taking advantage of the Howard government’s  changes to Self Managed Superannuation Funds. It is now possible for your fund to borrow funds to purchase residential property in the super fund.

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5 Responses to Can I Afford it

  1. How much to advertise on your blog?

  2. Kary Rachels says:

    This is the kind of stuff that blows my mind.

  3. This is great! How did you learn this stuff?

  4. Hm, Now i’m ok with this but still not fully convinced, hence i’m about to research a tad bit more.

  5. Hi there. Very nice blog!! Guy .. Excellent .. Wonderful .. I will bookmark your site and take the feeds also…I am glad to locate so much useful information here in the article. Thanks for sharing…

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