Jane Slack-Smith is regularly interviewed and quoted in the media. She has had numerous articles in Money Magazine, Smart Property Investments, the Australian Property Investor Magazine, and many others.
Here are just a few of the articles published by Jane or about Jane and Investor’s Choice Mortgages.
Jane Slack-Smith was named by Money Magazine as one of Australia’s Top 10 Finance Experts and Qantas Magazine recognised her as one of the 4 top wealth creators in Australia, along with John Simmons and Paul Clitheroe. She is committed to improving the financial literacy of Australians and she regularly appears in publications, podcasts and TV to promote the message that buying the right property at the right price is possible if you know how. Here is a selection of the material she has recently contributed too.
9 July 2022
Recently I was asked to share my experiences of buying my first home with the Herald Sun. – Read more
17 May 2022
Canstar asked five property experts to tell us about how they got on the property ladder and share what they learned from the experience. Here’s what they had to say. – Read more
20 Mar 2022
With thousands of dollars’ worth of potential savings on the table, a record number of Australians are refinancing their home loans. Data from property exchange network PEXA shows almost 364,000 property refinances were recorded in 2021, up 27.9 per cent on the previous year. – Read more
17 Jan 2022
Whether you’re planning on buying your first home, upgrading, downsizing or investing in property, here are some tips on what to do in a property boom. – Read more
11 Jan 2022
Canstar asked four experts (Jane included) to nominate two trends they think we are likely to see in the property market in the year ahead. Here’s what they had to say. – Read more
25 Nov 2021
Canstar asked eight money experts (including Jane) what they are hoping Santa will bring this year. Here’s what they had to say. Read more
17 May 2021
“I had a miserly $45,000, and after stamp duty was taken from this amount, I was left with a 5% deposit for a $425,000 purchase” Read about the first property purchases of Cate Bakos, Cherie Barber, Chris Gray, Bryce Holdaway and me! – Read more
This month in the cover story looks at 15 ways to invest $5000. I represent the property industry and I share my renovation ideas on how you can add at least $20,000 in value. Editor Effie Zahos also covers off how parents can help their kids get onto the property ladder. If you are in Sydney then don’t miss the Coupon on the back page to get free entry into the Home Show – save $20. After all it is all about – The Money Money Money (and keeping it in your pocket).
This month includes a list of 62 affordable suburbs, which alone is not that impressive but combine it with also having good capital growth potential then you have a combination that means money. Check them out. Also in this edition there is an article on how to invest on a low income. When I was interviewed for this article I gave a number of examples of clients I have on less than $50,000pa that have successfully grown a million dollar portfolio using affordable growth driven properties. The article looks at risks and how to alleviate them I am sure you will find lots of great tips. So you get the picture these 2 articles alone can give you a great foundation to start your research on where you buy next. Finally check out the article on how to survive an economic downturn – it always pays to be prepared.
We WON! This month you can see the big announcement. I also shared my thoughts this month on “12 high growth suburbs with cash flow potential”.
Packed! The only way to describe this month’s magazine. This month API start a new series of Mistakes Experts have made and yours truly is the first on the chopping block.
This is an audio interview where Jane shares her renovation tips. Before you throw it out ask yourself, “Can you repaint it before you replace it?”. Remember curb appeal sells houses.
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