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Whilst the age pension is currently a guaranteed income benefit for eligible recipients, particularly for those on low or modest incomes, there is no guarantee that this will continue.
Just recently, the Government announced pension reforms meaning that part-pensioners will take a further financial hit and will need to make this gap up out of their investments or capital.
Sadly, more and more retirees are finding that they simply can’t live the life they’re used to enjoying because they don’t have enough money in their Super Fund to do so.
Whilst there are many ways you can create wealth for retirement: superannuation, shares, bonds — to name a few, Australian residential property continues to be a safe and effective option to create financial wealth.
Property is a tangible asset and happens to be biggest asset class in Australia with a total value of 6.7 trillion dollars. Many wealthy Australians can attribute a lot of their wealth to smart investments in property.
Importantly, property investment has a proven track record for capital growth, rental growth and can allow investors to significantly reduce their tax — if they buy the right properties.
After a review of your income, equity and savings with Curtis Property Group, we can determine if property investment is the right strategy for you.
Without the right advice, however, picking the right investments for your individual situation can be a difficult process.
Fortunately, Curtis Property Group is currently offering a wealth strategy consultation valued at $499 – free.
During your free consultation, a qualified advisor will analyse your current position and suggest an appropriate investment portfolio to ensure you meet your personal and financial goals for now and in retirement.
Limited spots are available for this offer, so act now!
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