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1# Investing rule I never rely on the advice from someone who earns a comission on the transaction he/she recommends 2# Investing rule I never rely on the advice from someone who earns a comission on the transaction he/she recommends especially if it's at a seminar

Once again for the die-hards: If you had $20K to invest, what would be the gross returns assuming no tax or fees and looking at capital growth only: shares cg = 12.7% property cg = 6.9% shares @ 60% lvr, $50worth of shares after 10 yrs = $165,275 15 yrs = $266,627 20 yrs = $484,757...

I have no idea why if you have equity you'd need to borrow to create an income, so you can borrow more. I have always borrowed on my equity and never had any problems with the banks. My taxable income has never been above 40K since 1994 (infact under 30K exept this year), and this year I got a...