If I could say one thing …. it’s that estate planning is not only for the wealthy. If you have money in the bank, a vehicle, some equity in a property or some superannuation, you should speak to someone about what would happen with those things if something happened to you. This is especially important if you have children and/or a life partner. Every body can benefit from ensuring their finances (and their families) are properly taken care of after their death.
Buying Property with Friends or Family: How to Protect Your Investment and Your Relationships
Buying a property with friends or family is a great way to break into the property market or secure an investment. Pooling resources can turn a solo financial hurdle into a shared milestone. However, as many unfortunate buyers discover when relationships turn sour,...
