If you’ve built up some equity over the years, it may be time to look at the options your property may give you.
Here are four possibilities that could help you:
Of course, you first need to consider the risks involved. For example, it’s important to understand that when you borrow against the equity in your property your overall level of debt increases. That means you’d have more financial responsibility and may potentially risk losing your property if loan repayments aren’t met.
Using property equity to invest with can be risky, but with personalised advice from Steve May Financial Services, together we can develop a strategy to help you meet your financial goals. Start a conversation with us today.
You need to consider with your financial planner (or adviser), your objectives, financial situation and your particular needs prior to making an investment decision. Sensibly Pty Ltd and its authorised representatives (or credit representatives) do not accept liability for any errors or omissions of information supplied on this website
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