The overlooked asset class that could set you up for retirement
Residential property investment is good for accumulating wealth, but commercial property will provide retirees with a better income stream.
Michelle BowesWealth reporter
For 47-year-old Sarah Chehab, her divorce three years ago served as a retirement wake-up call.
The mother of two, who is a self-employed pharmacist, says it was then she realised that her super was too low and, while the residential investment property she owned in Sydney had increased in value, it wasn’t providing much in the way of cash flow.
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