Shares v property: Have you got the balance right?
Wealth Editor James Kirby has answered your questions about the prospects of the property and shares.
How will the property market perform now, after its powerful results of the last three years?
Will shares beat property from here?
Investing in property versus shares is a cycle... so don’t miss the next phase.
Wealth Editor James Kirby answered questions from subscribers on Wednesday in the comments section below.
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Please note this is a general advice forum - we are not offering personal advice of any kind. James has endeavoured to answer as many questions as possible in the timeframe permitted, with a view to helping as many subscribers as possible.
We are planning to produce a series of similar subscriber-only sessions on investment issues that matter to you, and these will be promoted on www.theaustralian.com.au over the coming weeks, so stay tuned. We also cover these topics regularly in the Wealth section.
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