Welcome to the second edition of our newsletter for 2007.

Thanks to everyone that gave us feedback on our newsletter especially the story ideas. The winners of the survery results will be released shortly.
 
If you have any more stories ideas you want us to research, please let me know. Just on that, we had over 30 requests for tips to reduce your mortgage - please find this story in today's edition.
 
Stephen Grealy

How to add value to your property?  Use of space and ambience are important considerations when you are thinking of adding value to your residential or investment property.                                                                                        More >

Ways to reduce your home loan Mortgage payments can be the bane of any home owner’s existence. Although you will eventually have to pay back the whole of your mortgage, there are a few ways you can make it easier to keep up on your repayments and accelerate paying off your home.                                                                                                                  More >

Rent or buy? With the Australian housing market in a state of flux, the age-old question of whether to rent or buy is a highly relevant one and a range of factors affect this important decision-making process.                                                                                        More >

Negative gearing  Negative gearing can be a great way to get your foot in the door to the investment property market, but it pays to do your homework first so you’re not left with a cracker loan you can’t afford.                                                                                        More >

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Tax Solutions Ever wondered how to make your home loan tax deductible? The Tax Solutions book will show you how to do this plus many other tips for reducing your tax. Follow the link to start saving now.