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Thanks Terry, not the answer I was hoping for :) I was under the misguided impression divorce settlements were exempt from CGT.

Good afternoon all, I'm looking for guidance on the following (I have read reams and reams of pages to no avail) The property I live has had a subdivision approval go through (cost $50,000 and lots of headaches, plus 2 neighbours who don't talk to us anymore) The subdivision and consequent...

My evidence is in the footage you yourself linked, he compared his plight in oppostion to hers. I'm sorry but there is no comparison.

Abbots words "I was an opposition leader myself for four years; I know that that position has some exhilarations and some frustrations,"

There has been a couple of interviews/talks, Monash uni, the 7.30 report. Abbot made his comment at their press conference together which you have showed in your link.

Did anybody see the interview with Aung San Suu Kyi? where Abbott compared his time in oppostion to her 15 years under house arrest? What must the rest of the world think about us as a nation for voting people like this into power, I dont know about you but I'm embarrassed!

It certainly would but it would come at a high cost to many including I would suspect a large number on here.

Lets hope we never see 17% interest rates again!

People on here are delusional, Australia is one of the most expensive countries in the world to live in! Dont get me wrong I think we are the luckiest people in the world and have a bloody fantastic country but you cannot argue its no different now to what it was 30 years ago. Yes I did it...

I was quoting my experience in the UK as it was factual to me, but I did research Australian figures at the same time before posting and they were the same, interests rates were at 17% during the 80's but 88/89 not the early 80's as posted and yes I remember selling during that period at nearly...

Anyone who says it was hard when they first bought into the market and claiming now is no different is wearing rose coloured glasses. When I bought my first home in 83 I was on 6500 pounds a year, the house cost me 15,000 pounds (which was the median house price at the time). The ratio in the...

Nothing wrong with the sticks, assuming you can find work there or your prepared to travel daily.

I read on the weekend that the number of first home buyers was the lowest its been, since records started being kept, during October, from memory it was just over 12% of total sales. Your right cimbom probably not the best forum for support to the article. From my point of view it will...

I went from 134kg down to 90kg over a year sticking to the Atkins diet. Once I got down I swapped to healthy eating and exercise. This was about 6 or 7 years ago. I actually started back on it 2 days ago as my months stint in the states recently put on 4 kgs!! Just for reference here in...

The contract of sale makes reference to the Caveat (Dealing no*******) but no details. Thanks Terry I just checked on the dse website where I got the title information from and there is an option to get the details of the Caveat.

Good afternoon all, While researching properties I found one I was interested in, a title search shows a caveat in place, how do I find out the details or grounds for the caveat? the name of the person who issued it and the solicitors who acted on their behalf shows on the title. Can I...

I'd be surprised if you found anything in surrey hills or Mont Albert for under 500k, 400m3 blocks of land go for $450K. You could find something at the top of your price range in Box Hill or Blackburn.

She is hoping to stay in the property, so it will need refinancing to pay him out, at the end of the day the agreed value will be the difference as to wether she can stay or not.

She got a brief summary of the valuation not the full document, it would be interesting to read the full one. I like the idea of a bank valuation as mentioned this is what is going to count when refinancing the house. Can this be done prior to a finance application through the bank?