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Bribie Island Magazine
Bribie Island Ambassador, Max, has updated us with the 'Bribie Magazine', an initiative of the Bribie Island Chamber of Commerce.
Read more about Bribie Island MagazineThe Little Black Book Of Scams
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has produced an excellent free booklet called "The Little Black Book of Scams.
Read more about The Little Black Book Of ScamsRetirement Research
Many people do not do the ‘right’ research in looking for a great retirement location. Having a great holiday/s in a location is not an ideal reason for moving to an area. Nor is thinking that ‘everything will be o.k.’ if we move to an area….nor is being seduced by warmer temperatures or glossy real estate advertisements!
Read more about Retirement ResearchLennox To Boom
ONE of the biggest land releases in recent times at Lennox Head is now before the State Government for approval. The Pacific Pines residential subdivision is expected, on approval, to bring an extra 1750 residents to the village, living in 480 homes in a mix of residential lots, duplexes and small affordable housing. The development also is to provide 310 retirement units with a maximum height of three storeys.
Read more about Lennox To BoomWhere to Retire in Australia - Contents
To give you a better idea of what Where to Retire in Australia is all about, here's what's in it:
- The Moving Generation…Where Are We Going?
- New South Wales
- Victoria
- Queensland
- South Australia
- Western Australia
- Tasmania
- Retiring To Australia From Overseas
Where to Retire in Australia - Extract from Chapter 1 -
This is an extract from Chapter 1….
'Australia has more dream retirement locations to offer than any other country in the Southern Hemisphere, perhaps in the world.
One of the mistakes we saw repeated many times as to move to a place where real estate prices do not keep up with capital city price inflation, and then ten years later try to return to a capital city. The motive for returning to a city is often the need for specialist medical care, or to be close to family and friends. This scenario is becoming knowns as ‘buying a poverty package’.
The second mistake to avoid is moving too many times. We met a couple on the New South Wales coast who had originally retired from Melbourne to Port Douglas in Tropical North Queensland. Port Douglas proved to be unbearably hot and humid for them, so they moved to Port Macquarie, but frankly only one of them fitted into the local community. The couple now live in Merimbula. The estimated extra costs of buying and selling three homes, the legal fees, stamp duty and relocation have left this couple $85,000 worse off. Making a poor choice of your retirement destination can be expensive.
This book is about finding a piece of paradise in the countryside or by the sea. The book is about lifestyle, and it is all about planning. Successful retirees do their research, and they develop a plan.
Australia has a lot to offer. Happy hunting, and enjoy your retirement.
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