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Freelance business + finance journalist. Newspaper aficianado. Interviewer. Ocean swimmer. Beekeeper. Views shared are mine alone.

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Ask Property: We are looking to downsize, but what are the tax implications?

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By Nina Hendy Verified
| Inner East Review
Welcome to Ask Property, our weekly column where we answer your real estate dilemmas. Our Ask Property columnist Nina Hendy is here to hunt down the answers from leading experts on your property finance questions. To ask your question send an email to media@ninahendy.com.au. Downsizing can be an emotional rollercoaster but it can also free up your time to enjoy your retirement. Pic: Shutterstock Question: My wife and I are retired and looking at our next move.
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Contemplating buying property overseas? Read this first.

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By Nina Hendy Verified
| Newcastle Herald Verified
Ever wondered whether it's possible to purchase property overseas? Many investors have pondered going offshore, particularly given the cost of buying real estate in Australia. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue reading Save 30% All articles from our website & app The digital version of Today's Paper Buying a property in Italy has become more popular since the 1 Euro house offer came in.
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Auction clearance rates are tanking: So when should you still sell this way?

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By Nina Hendy Verified
| Inkl
The million-dollar question when deciding whether to put your home up for auction or simply list it for sale is to consider which approach will create the greatest buyer competition. Every seller should ask whether the chosen sales strategy is attracting the largest possible pool of motivated buyers or unintentionally reducing it. Pic: Shutterstock That's according to Chris Scullin, who has worked in the Canberra real estate sector for the past 15 years.
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