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Reply: 3.1.1.1.2 From: Ian Findlay Hi Michele, I am not intent on separating out children's investments - in fact I'd rather not as rather have it in my name to get tax deductions whereas if in child's name we can't. The reason for having a separate entity rather than just "general...

Reply: 3.1 From: Ian Findlay Yes this is a good idea. The problem is that, as I understand it, setting up the trust will significantly eat into the initial fund. Also mum and dad don't get the advantages of any tax-deductions etc? Unless I'm mistaken , , , ? Ian ----- Original Message...

Reply: 1.1.1 From: Ian Findlay I accept that anything on this forum are personal suggestions only and nothing is construed or taken as advice etc. So how about it? If you feel hesitant about posting on the forum pleas email me privately at [email protected]. All suggestions...

Reply: 1.2 From: Ian Findlay I also like the idea of a geared fund. I think ANZ or Macquarie had one. Perhaps if I borrow $1 for every $1 I put in (50% gearing) into a managed fund? Does anyone know any specific examples or schemes good or bad? I did consider putting money into his super...

From: Ian Findlay Hi all, I've recently had a baby (pride gushing all over!) and want to invest some money for his future. I want something I can invest a few thousand dollars in and then top up either monthly and/or ad hoc basis. It will be long term, perhaps 10-15 years so obviously I'm...