“It can be quite tax-efficient to use borrowed money to invest.” – Gareth Croy
Borrowing to invest might sound risky, but it’s a strategy worth considering for many Australians. With the right structure, it can accelerate your wealth-building potential and offer tax advantages along the way.
Of course, it all depends on your goals, timeframe, and risk profile. In this follow-up to last week’s video, Gareth breaks down how borrowing – done smartly – could help you start investing sooner rather than later.”
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