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It's all relative isn't it? Looking at other direct CIP investments, eg. via unlisted public trusts or private syndicates...there's even less control here isn't there? Or in any listed investment for that matter, eg. LPT's? How much 'control' do you have as a retail sharemarket...

When he's old enough to make it more ''tax-effective'' and can't swallow the risk anymore? When he's answered that silly but tough question on his sig.? :p The gambler stops when they've well and truly had enough...ie. when they're broke! :eek:

An open question to anyone...if selling and reducing debt meant huge positive cashflows for you, BUT, having to pay the highest marginal tax rate on that income...would you still sell?

Low LVR/un-leveraged CIP is a great retirement investment. Selling and reducing debt will take the banks and LOE out of the picture, and give you much greater control. No need to rely on bank managers/mortgage brokers/bank valuations to keep your ship afloat...

I don't think you'd necessarily be ''mad'' at all. I think you already know that one of the hardest questions in all of this is... How much is enough??? And it doesn't seem you've answered it. I haven't conclusively answered it myself either. I think it's extremely difficult to...