Cairns Home Loans
Cairns Home Loans

May 2013


With tax time fast approaching we take a detailed look at the topic of negative gearing and positive cash flow. Is it better to use tax rebates to help pay off your home loan or invest in a positive cash flow property, where your tenants cover your expenses?

If you decide on negative gearing, turn to page 3 for a guide on what you can and can't claim on this year's tax return.

'Constructive criticism' is another topic we feature in this issue (page 4). Too often when we criticise we cause offence because our criticism is couched in hostile, nagging or accusing terms. Find out how to give or take criticism without offence.

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Kind Regards,

John Watts
Director - Cairns Home Loans
Cairns Home Loans
140 Mulgrave Rd
Cairns QLD 4870

Email: John@cairnshomeloans.com.au
Website: http://www.cairnshomeloans.com.au
Tel: 07 4041 3100
Mob: 0418716033
Fax: 07 4041 6355
In This Issue
1. Negative gearing or positive cash flow?
2. Finding Positive Cash Flow Property: 10 Top Tips
3. Negative Gearing for Tax
4. Constructive Criticism
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Negative gearing or positive cash flow?

There's no easy answer to the much-debated question: do negatively geared or positive cash flow properties make the better investment choice?

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Finding Positive Cash Flow Property: 10 Top Tips
The beauty of a positive cash flow property is that it won't burn a hole in your wallet but you'll have to work hard to find one that also delivers good capital growth.
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Negative Gearing for Tax

Negative gearing can have significant tax benefits but don't let it be your only motivation for buying an investment property. The property you choose needs to stand on its own merits so that it has the potential to make money in the long term through capital gains.

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Constructive Criticism

Too often when we criticise we cause offence because our criticism is couched in hostile, nagging or accusing terms. Most people deserve a second or third chance so if you must criticise, make sure you do it in a way that motivates rather than offends.

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