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Hi Guys I refinanced three loans from Members Equity (ME) over to the Westpac's (WBC) premiere Advantage package. As far as my e-tax return goes, where would I claim these fees &/or charges: Setup Recovery Fee (ME) Discharge Fee (ME) Guarantor Fee (WBC) (One Ip in my name, one IP in wife's...

Missed out Andrew_A. Am waiting to get in on a new development not too far away. I am getting impatient & am starting to gander at some high growth areas here in the ACT! but only looking really.

Thanks urban cowboy Very much appreciate your opinion.

Banyo G'day urban cowboy I'm trying to get into stage 2 of a development in Banyo, should know in a week or two. How do you think new homes will go in that area? Thanks

It's "Natural Stone Tile" embossed finish, advanced Topclick system, ideal for kitchens & other heavy traffic areas. Aqua Stop treated board. Laminate flooring. The blurp also reads: Healthy & ecologically compatible, Light resistant, Stain resistant, Resistant to cigarette burns, No pressure...

Some Before & After shots: http://tinyurl.com/2wbnkk

The quad / scotia is nailed to the existing skirting boards, else you would not need quad, you would need skirting boards. Will have finished the job tomorrow, been a very busy week, & will post some before & after shots.

Damaging the walls from removing the old skirting board was a major concern (just painted the entire house (internal) about six months ago) and the fact that half the kitchen is cupboards without skirting boards made up my mind to go with the scotia/quad. Have purchased the floating board packs...

Thanks guys. Quad or scotia looks like the go. If the floor expands by width & length I'd imagine it would also expand in thickness? How high off the flooring should I fix the quad? Would the thickness of cardboard coasters be sufficient (app. 1mm) Thanks (Will post some before & after photo's)

Floating floors & wall trim. At bunnings they have up signs saying you will need "wall trim" to cover the gap between the floating floor & the skirting board (10mm all round). When asked about this wall trim I was told that they themselves didn't know what it was & have not been able to find out...

G'day Rolf Aussie Home loans charged me the $715 discharge fee & was added to the payout figure. I refinanced with ME & in their statement to me: Cheque - NavraInvest LTd $x Cheque - Aussie Home Loans/Teletec $215 Cheque - Perpetual Limited $x Cheque - Registrar General $168 So I'm...

Hi I bought a unit in Nov 2001. On 20th Feb 2006 I refinanced with another lender. I have been charged a $715 discharge fee by the original lender. I have also paid $168 to the Registrar General (RG). As well as the outstanding amount of borrowing costs, do I also claim, in my tax return...

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Thanks Ebbie. Very much appreciated. thank you. Regards Geoff

Hi I'm hoping someone can clarify this for me. In the Navra Blue Chip Australian Retail Fund Annual Tax statement in regard to Capital Gains, there are two entries. 1. Capital gains Discounted 1422.17 Tax pack ref 17H 2. Capital gains Others 39.59 Tax pack ref 17H I...

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Glad I read this thread. Last year I put $1000 into my wife's super account so she could get the $1000 from the Co-contribution scheme & I was about to do the same this year but after reading this thread I doubt I will. This bit makes me wonder though: My wife had wages of $11,115, rental...

Thank you, Duncan. Absolutely fantastic thread.

The driver's for the owner of a transport company (NSW, South Coast based) have told me their boss has a complete warehouse full of "vintage" cars & employ's a guy full time to restore them. This bloke does not spend any money unless he is going to make a buck out of it. I know the guy, not...