Selling foreign property as a repatriated Australian expat – As an Australian expat, the prospect of repatriation often comes with a series of financial decisions, and selling foreign property is a significant aspect of this process. Whether it’s due to career changes, family considerations or simply the desire to return home, understanding the degrees of selling […]
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Should an Australian Expat Pay off Their Mortgage When Classified as a Non-Resident for Tax Purposes? – As an Australian expat living abroad and classified as a non-resident for tax purposes, you may find yourself grappling with financial decisions regarding your assets back home, particularly your property and mortgage. One crucial question that often arises
Implications on Your Australian Mortgage When Becoming an Expat – For many Australians relocating overseas, the decision about their primary residence back home is paramount. Often, the choice is to convert it into an investment property. One of the most pressing concerns is how this conversion impacts their mortgage. Here’s a deeper dive into the mortgage-centric
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Redraw vs. Offset Account: Tax Implications for Australian Expats – As an Australian expat, managing your finances efficiently is crucial to secure your financial future while living abroad. Two popular options for optimizing your home loan are redraw facilities and offset accounts. While both can help you save on interest payments and pay off your mortgage
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Why Australian Expats Can’t Set Up a Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF) to Buy Property in Australia – Over the past few years, Self Managed Super Funds (SMSFs) have grown in popularity as a vehicle for Australians to take control of their retirement savings. One attractive proposition for many is the ability to invest in property.
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Why Australian Expats Should Think Twice Before Renovating Their Property Back Home – For many Australian expats living abroad, the idea of renovating their property back home can seem like a solid investment. Whether the property is an asset they left behind, a recent purchase, or even an inheritance, it’s tempting to improve its value and
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Buying Property Overseas as an Australian Expat: The 5-7 Year Rule – As the world becomes increasingly globalized, the dream of owning property overseas has never been more attainable. For many Australian expatriates, the allure of purchasing a house or apartment in a foreign country is tempting. However, while this might seem like a thrilling adventure
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Using an Offset Account to Save Money: A Guide for Australian Expats – Australia has a unique mortgage product known as the “offset account”. This financial tool allows borrowers to reduce their mortgage interest by offsetting the balance of their home loan against the balance in a linked transaction or savings account. For Australian expats,
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Why Australian Expats Should Use a Buyer’s Agent When Buying Property – Australia’s property market has always been a magnet for investors, both domestic and international. For Australian expats living abroad, the idea of investing back home can be both appealing and daunting. Navigating the property market from overseas, dealing with time zone differences, and understanding
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Guide for Australian Expats: Buying Property in 2023 – As 2023 unfolds, many Australian expats are keen on buying property in Australia. This could be for investment purposes or as a potential primary residence. Thanks to this shift and a declining AUD, expats now have a broader property selection and better negotiation leverage. This also
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