What Comes Next

Many investors prefer shares over property because it's a lot less hassle. No tenants, rates, maintenance or land tax. But owning shares does come with a few of its own administrative burdens. This section explains what you need to do to keep your house in order.

What you'll learn:

  • What happens once you've bought and sold shares
Next Section: Doing the paperwork

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