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Etfs or property - the age old question. I've done both, so here's the honest side-by-side across the things that actually matter. 💰 Entry cost - etfs: start with as little as $500. Property: you're looking at around $100k to cover your deposit, stamp duty, LMI and costs on a $600k property. The gap is huge. 🏃 Liquidity - etfs: sell and access your cash generally within 2 days. Property: could take months to sell, and it's all or nothing. 📊 Diversification - one etf like VAS gives you instant exposure to 300 australian companies. One investment property gives you one asset, one street, one suburb. 😅 Ongoing effort - etfs are genuinely set and forget. Property is more hands-on - insurance, repairs, tenant queries. It adds up. ⚡ Leverage - this is property's superpower. You control a $600k asset with a $100k deposit. It goes up 10%, that's a $60k return on your $100k invested. Etfs don't give you that kind of cheap leverage. So who suits what? Etfs tend to suit people who want simplicity, flexibility, or don't have a big deposit yet. Property tends to suit people who want to use leverage deliberately, have stable high income to absorb the cash flow gap, and are comfortable being hands-on. Which camp are you in - especially after the budget changes? Drop it below 👇 👉 Follow along @auspersonalfinancebuddy for more on mindset, saving, investing, financial independence, property and more! 🌐 Read more on auspersonalfinancebuddy.com #etfs #propertyinvesting #australianfinance #investingaustralia #PersonalFinance Money education only 💡 Not personal financial advice. Always do your own research.

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