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    Some banks have savings accounts which pay 10% p.a paid mothly and also include some capital growth of between 5 and 8%p.a
    Putting equity in there is probably better than doing nothing with it.

    You could also buy clients off a broker or advisor and earn interest from the commissions. The rate of return could be 15-19% if you find a trusworthy proffessional.
    Hope that Helps,
    Gabriel
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    wow, richard appears to be really threatened

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    Dear Mary, Richard appears to be threatened by someone else other than him offering help. Unlike richard, I am not hunting down people to try and make a profit out of them. My advice is free and with no strings. I have more than enough clients to keep me happy for a long time, so the petty little man trying to defame me can help you. However if you want free advice and be sent to an advisor in your area, who will pay me nothing for this, then you can contact me.

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    Hi Mary, Unfortunately I cant tell you about specific products in a forum however If you contact me via email I can Send you out the info for you to have a read through. Thanks, Gabriel

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    Hi Beck,

    I believe I can help you out with this. The way to tackle this problem is to find an interested buyer in Sydney and also provide them with external finance. What will make it attractive to the buyer is that they are buying at below market value whilst at the same time paying much more than the original option of 649K because of the high growth in Drummoyne over the last 2 years.

    Best of luck
    Gabriel

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