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It depends on the individual shares and the property. If you buy smart on either you should get the same return.

Hmm hmmm...your obviously into shares? Let me tell you about me. I was 20 and I have $20,000 saved up so I bought a property. 18 months down the track I purchased another property. Im now looking at buying a commercial property. Property has worked VERY well for me. Im only...

Doesnt make life easy in most respects either...... I can assure you, money is definitely the root of all evil.

Interesting comment that you make. Im not really sure what your inferring but if your trying to make me out to be some kind of private school twit well then your seriously mistaken. My parents are/were self made people, no hand me downs to them in the way of inheritance and trust funds. I've...

My parents..... Worth alot of money.... Money doesnt buy happiness thats for sure.

You have a fair point but the whole scenario can be avoided if you know what to llok for in warning signs. :thumbsu:

Precisely because those who have been able to achieve it all know how ********ing fantastic it feels :D :thumbsu:

Congratulations Alkaline! Im very impressed, keep saving, saving, saving and you'll soon have enough to put a deposit on some realestate in a few years time! Good on you! You've started on the road to financial independence at an early age, congrats! I agree with other sentiments on this thread...

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Because....if you buy a brand new car, when you drive it out of the dealership you lose 30% of the sale price. You'll get a much better deal buying a demo model, you'll pay less and get a better resale price in the end.

Maybe you can get your mum and dad to go halves in all associated costs......that should put having a car in your reach. I couldnt manage without my car.......Im always having to go here and there in it. I had to buy half of my car, I worked for 3 summers and saved $4000 and the deal always was...