Experien Finance Newsletter  

The Experien Finance Newsletter is published twice a year. The current issue is our End of Financial Year Newsletter.

Feature articles include:

Tax Benefits of Property Investment
When you lodge your tax return, you may be able to claim deductions on various investments, if you have smartly structured your loan. Take buying property for example. If you purchase a property with the view to keep it as an investment later, the way in which you structure the loan to maximise tax deductible debt can have great benefits come financial year end. Tax deductible debt is an efficient way ..... 

Struggling to find the Deposit to Purchase your Practice Premises?
Experien is seeing an increased number of healthcare practitioners buying their own practice premises. However, one of the key issues we see practitioners facing is putting together the deposit. There seem to be four sources of funds for getting the deposit together ..... 

Good Debt v Bad Debt - Knowing the Difference can make all the Difference
Can debt really be considered good or bad? Well, maybe it is really bad or worse! However debt structured correctly can be much less expensive than that which is not, and when used intelligently can be of tremendous assistance in building wealth. Consider purchasing a practice or a practice property. Most financiers will insist on ......  

The benefits of having Income Protection with your Life Insurance Plan
Although many Australians take out life insurance to protect their dependents financially in the event of their death, few include an income protection plan with their life insurance policy. Yet if you don't have income protection, you and your family could face major financial difficulties if you become unable to work due to an accident, illness or disability. Income protection is ..... 

The Best Bet on Interest Rates
With interest rates expected to rise again later this year, homeowners are looking for ways to shelter their mortgage from rate hikes. As a result, many are moving to fix the rate on their mortgage. This gives the peace of mind of knowing exactly what the repayments will be for the period the loan is fixed. The downside of course, is that ..... 

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