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Building wealth certainly doesn’t happen overnight and as much as property investment is key, this all begins with how you manage your money. These articles offer the best advice from finance industry experts so you can learn how to benefit from long-term monetary strategies.
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All parents want to provide for their children and hopefully create wealth to leave to them and their children, too. These days, with higher property prices, many people also want to help their children financially so they can buy their first home or property investment. However, sometimes these desires outweigh practicalities, such as tax planning…

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The rich get richer. You’ve no doubt heard that soundbite many times. Is it true? The short answer is no. Still, those raised in wealthy households have a huge advantage over those raised in poverty. Advantages Better Education – Those raised in wealthy households generally live in wealthier neighbourhoods. These neighbourhoods typically have better school…

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