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Reply: 1.1.1.1 From: Tom Cleary Hi Ron I agree with Sim' Hampel that what you are looking at is basically a wrap, but with a difference. Generally with a wrap, you would purchase a property by putting down a deposit, usually 20% and borrowing the rest from a prime lender. You would then find...

Reply: 1 From: Tom Cleary Hi Ron There are a number of ways a retiree can flip and take advantage of the tax benefits available to self funded retirees. However you would need to set up the structure correctly due to the complexities involved e.g DIY Super fund connected to a unit trust etc...