Shares vs Property: Which Is the Better Investment for the Future?
In this course, Rob Goudie explores the differences between investing in shares and property, examining what has driven their performance over the past 30 to 40 years and what investors might expect in the future.
You'll discover the factors behind property growth, including rising household incomes, falling interest rates, population growth and the increased use of debt. Rob also examines whether these conditions can continue to support property returns in the years ahead.
The course then looks at shares as ownership in productive businesses, exploring how innovation, profitability, reinvestment and global growth can create long-term investment opportunities.
Through a balanced, experience-based comparison, Rob explains the role of leverage, investment risk, market volatility and diversification, helping you better understand the characteristics of each asset class and the considerations involved in building a long-term investment strategy.
What you'll learn
- Property vs Shares
- What Has Driven Property Growth
- The Reality of Negative Gearing
- The Role of Debt and Leverage
- What Drives Share Market Growth
- Business Reinvestment and Compounding
- Liquidity vs Volatility
- Managing Investment Risk
- The Future Outlook for Property and Shares
- Diversification and Building a Balanced Portfolio
Lessons
Shares vs Property – Which Is the Better Investment for the Future? What's Driven Property in the Past? Understanding Negative Gearing The Role of Debt in Property What Drives Share Market (Business) Growth? Volatility vs Liquidity Leverage Can Cut Both Ways Future Outlook Personal Reflection and Bias & Final TakeawaysThe information provided in this article is general in nature only and does not constitute personal financial advice.