Issue: January 06 |
Hello,
Welcome to the 1st edition of In-House News for 2006, I’d like to extend a very warm greeting to our new readers and of course to our more frequent readers. On behalf of the whole Investment House team we hope you had a restful Christmas and are all geared up for a prosperous New Year. In our main article this month we jump right into the heart of why we do what we do and look at how to make an extra $50,000 this year without working any harder. We take a look at interest rates, the economy and how the treasurer views the latest inflation figures. We combat some property investing myths and take an intriguing walk with recent delighted clients Andrew and Kylie Carr. Also remember to take a look at this months lucrative splitter site in Greenslopes. If you know of anyone that would benefit from some extra income this year send them a copy of the newsletter by clicking here. If you want more information on becoming a passive developer remember you can now get a free report sent to you via email by visiting here. And as always if you have any questions regarding this months articles or you just want clarification on something you read please feel free to contact our Research Manager on (+61 7) 3369 0111. Best regards,
Colin Ferguson |
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How to make an extra $50,000 this year without working any harder... |
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An open letter from
Managing Director, Colin Ferguson. Have you ever wondered if there really is a way that you can make some extra money? We’ve all seen the various adverts promising riches from trading currencies and options... >>more |
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Investing in Property – Safe as Houses! |
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Falling commodity prices and rising incomes have helped to create an environment
where just about anyone can buy a home entertainment system, television, or
a variety of other high-tech consumables. Despite an ever growing demand for
these items we see them becoming cheaper and cheaper. One reason for this is we can create as many of these products as we desire – so there is little or no constraint on supply. On the other hand, one thing that has very real constraints on supply is land. That is why...>>more |
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| Inflation likely to keep rates on hold... | ||||||||||
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Mortgage holders are likely to be spared an interest rate rise for the months ahead after better than expected inflation figures showed prices were under control. The annual inflation rate fell to 2.8 per cent from three per cent, with prices climbing just... >>more
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Site of the month ~ a beauty in Greenslopes |
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January’s property of the
month is a ‘splitter’ situated in Greenslopes, 6km south of Brisbanes CBD.
The area itself is a thriving inner-city suburb due to its... >>more |
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Andrew and Kylie Carr ~ A Case Study |
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“It was Brian, from Wealth Coach Australia, who introduced us to Investment
House” says Kylie Carr from Brisbane. “We joined Wealth Coach to get on top
of our personal finances. We were like most people – earning a good income
but not really seeming to get ahead. And it wasn’t as if we were living
lavishly either.
Anyway, part of the strategy we worked out included a property investment
and Brian suggested we talk to..."
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| Thought for the Month... Famous missed opportunity quotes | ||||||||||
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"This 'telephone' has too many shortcomings to be seriously considered as a means of communication. The device is inherently of no value to us." Western Union internal memo, 1876
"The wireless music box has no imaginable commercial value. Who would pay for a message sent to nobody in particular?"
David Sarnoff's
associates in response to his
"We don't like their sound, and guitar music is on the way out." Decca Recording Co. rejecting the Beatles, 1962.
"Take a chance! All life is a chance. The man who goes the furthest is generally the one who is willing to do and dare." Dale Carnegie |
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