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April 19, 2004 - 11:52 pm
Hmmm, not quite true from my experience anyway.
Tried to buy block of 12 strata titled units, tried finance, but could only come up with finance via a commercial loan. Which made it unviable for us. You may know a way around this, or the bank may say yes to your request.
All the best.
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April 16, 2004 - 2:14 am
Seven,
Totally agree with you. Who hasnt got upset at time to time on here? From what I have read, Bec was anti Wrapping,( I am not anti Wrapping) why not give the newer people the opportunity to see both sides of the story? There would be very few people left on here if we were all banned for being negative at times.
Steve, this is your forum, but I think that you rethink this.
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February 27, 2004 - 8:15 am
Originally posted by Chan$:
Originally posted by yack:
Good point Diggler.
I think the difference here is that its not using Deposit Bonds and all property investment transactions are done at arms length (not Kaye Projects) with positive cashflow outcomes.
Jesus,
Comparing Henry Kaye to Steve McKnight!!!
Chalk and cheese?
One who ripped the hell out of everything, the other whom seems to be ethical ( even to his remaining wrappees )
Must have been a slip of the tongue surely?
Brent2
Interesting. I think it’s base on the way you market your product. I think HK over market his product, that’s why he is now seem to be a bad guy, but I never think he is.
Where as Steve, he market his product in such away that give a lot of positive attitude toward it.
Marketing is the key.
Warm Regards
ChanDollars
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February 25, 2004 - 6:37 am
Originally posted by georgisj:
For those gen x’ers, super should be viewed as a bit of a top-up over and above your own investments for retirement.
Most gen x’s would be mid-30’s (oldest), so they are going to have at least another 30-40 years before they retire. Surely that is enought time, to financial independence.
James
So long , of course, as I live that long. Working till 75 urrrggghhhh no thanks, I am ready for retirement now at 34.
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February 5, 2004 - 3:39 pm
Dear Hipocrite ( Chan )Mr Manipulate taxable income since 1996 so dont have to pay back HECS debt
Seems to me you memory is short. Who ripped into me when you I asked whom had had the free ride through uni?
Good riddance to you , moron.
Cheer ( and dont forget to pay back your HECS debt )
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February 5, 2004 - 2:45 am
Hi there,
have said it before and I’ll say it again,
I like this town, the weather is awesome, nice beaches, great fishing, good camping.
However,
People are leaving in droves, the average median price has not doubled in 16 years, the real estate agents are trying to talk it all up, and they could very well be right in the end, high rise apartment blocks are going up everywhere, starting at high 200’s up to 600-700k.
Buyer beware? and you will need some luck too .
This could be the next big boom area, but gee I dunno.
My humble opinion,
Brent2
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February 5, 2004 - 12:36 am
Hi all,
Prices have already gone through the roof there. Brother in law bought 3 Bd unit across the road from Movie world off siganto dr and he is laughing all the way to the bank. I think more than doubled in 2 years, we looked at unit across the road for $78000, but couldnt due to restrained finances ( baby ) at the time . Doooooooooh
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February 4, 2004 - 1:21 am
Brent,
get your fact right before start writing. As for my case I never said I am not going to pay but if I can got my taxable income below threshold then why not?
This is why I call you a Hipocrite you dill, SIS is only doing the same thing that you are doing , since 1996 for christ sake, and you are having a go at him. Do you see now, or do I have to draw you a picture?
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Originally posted by Chan$:
Originally posted by brent2:
Probably just being ignorant,
The reason I ask is ” Did you pay it all back straight away, or did you defer? You seem to be getting stuck right into your fellow MODERATOR, because he is deferring paying off the debt, but your silence is deafening with CHAN says he has a debt since 1996. Hipocritical for your to judge one person, who is deferring legally, but turn a blind eye to another .
cheers
r
Brent,
get your fact right before start writing. As for my case I never said I am not going to pay but if I can got my taxable income below threshold then why not?
Warm Regards
ChanDollars
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February 3, 2004 - 10:06 am
Yep,
Poor buggers, go and pay to get edumecated, then a high percentage finish and there are no jobs for them. Another reason I think SIS is alright, gone and helped himself, and yes we all know he has to eventually pay back the money with CPI increases. Especially him.
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February 3, 2004 - 9:29 am
Probably just being ignorant,
The reason I ask is ” Did you pay it all back straight away, or did you defer? You seem to be getting stuck right into your fellow MODERATOR, because he is deferring paying off the debt, but your silence is deafening with CHAN says he has a debt since 1996. Hipocritical for your to judge one person, who is deferring legally, but turn a blind eye to another .
Regards, and enjoying
Brent2
Originally posted by richmond:
hey brent, I finished my journalism degree in 1994… Gough got the arse when I was 1 year old… I’ve paid back my HECS debt so I can say whatever I like about the matter, on whatever horse I want.
cheers
r
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February 3, 2004 - 8:11 am
Originally posted by Chan$:
Brent,
I graduate in 1998 and I haven’t pay my HECS yet. I am very happy…..The money that I got from not paying I buy a very tall horse….currently in my backyard…..want a ride?….free for everyone but not you.
Absolute Hipocrite!!!!
Nothing more to say to you, you should look at yourself.
Warm regards,( of course )
Brent2
Warm Regards
ChanDollars
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February 3, 2004 - 8:08 am
Unbelievable,
R
This kid is not sitting at home bludging on the system, he is probably keeping people employed with his spending on repairs, rental agents, etc etc. So what if he wants to hang on to his dollars an extra year or two?
Please tell me if I am wrong, I am sure there are several different levels, but isn’t Journalism a TAFE course for a year?
and CHAN
Huh? What ?
warm regards, ( of course )
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February 3, 2004 - 4:30 am
yes, though I think if we cut a level of Government or two we might save some more.
Dont mind so much our troops being better equipped.
Shit of a life, glad I didnt take that path.
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February 3, 2004 - 4:05 am
Whoops,
Re: Paying back hecs debt.
Someone here seems to forget that it is this generation that has had to pay for their University education. Didnt whitlam make it all free in the 70’s?
Please excuse me if I have this all wrong, but there seems to be alot of people riding very tall ( high ) horses around this forum.
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January 20, 2004 - 9:38 am
Didnt realise the subject was getting heavy??!!??
Will find out one way or another in the next couple of months.
Brent1 ( maybe I should change my name to DIALUP4EVA ) or DIALUPROCKS[V]
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January 20, 2004 - 6:50 am
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I would like to say that that little rant made me feel better but……….
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January 20, 2004 - 4:31 am
Hey there Bear,
Show some compassion will ya? Still waiting for my connection by Telstra.
“tapping fingers on the desk”
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January 6, 2004 - 2:02 am
Hi there,
I read in the paper up here something around the region of 3.4%, but it was a couple of months ago and I think it was statewide? But not totally sure.
Regards,
Brent1
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January 3, 2004 - 1:46 pm
[Hey Wayne,
About bloody well time you updated you Market bloody comment isnt it? I used to enjoy that. How do we find out when you update again?
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Omegatrend is modelelled on Amway as I stated above.
I wents to find the site I was talking about but it seems amway has sooled its lawyers onto the site owner and he has pulled the site.
But here is a google search page with a number of mirror and similars sites.
http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=the+truth+about+amway&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
Have Fun[]
Wayne
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January 2, 2004 - 6:15 am
Hi there,
Disaree to only a small part. ” Theres always been this unusual trend here – when prices are low “down south” the market tends to move here. When it does move ..it really moves.”
As I said slight disagree here.” The fact is we have had minimal capital growth here. Steves Book Page 96 points this out also.(though pre 86 data – not avail)?? Anyhow we are still waiting for the medium price double !!!
So I cant agree here at this point, after 18 years where the explosive capital growth is. It hasnt doubled in 18 years. Could this be here prices skyrocket, Buggered is I know. I would suggest that a growing instead of a shinking population may help.
Good luck in your investments
Brent1