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Pam Walkley is a senior writer at Money, specialising in property investment. She is an experienced Australian financial journalist and editor with extensive expertise in covering property and personal finance. Pam was the founding editor of Money magazine in 1999. Before that, she spent 11 years at The Australian Financial Review, where she held senior editorial roles including news editor, chief of staff and property editor. In 2007, she co-authored Streets Ahead: How to Make Money from Residential Property. Connect with Pam Walkley on LinkedIn.
Don’t pay too much to get into property market
With house and unit prices rising, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne, investors need to be wary not to pay over the odds to get into the property market.
Queensland property looks sunny for investors
Queensland is a buyer's market. Pam Walkley looks at property bargains in the sunshine state.
Using the equity in your family home
Many people get onto the wealth-building path by using the equity they have built in the family home to invest - but taking the first steps can be daunting.
Paris: five tips for a good time
Indulge in a feast of Claude Monet's stunning art by visiting Monet's garden and home at Giverny, about an hour out of Paris
Why it’s worth thinking about selling your home yourself
Selling your home can cost a lot of money, the biggest outlay being the real estate agent's fees. so people should at least consider the DIY route.
First-time buyers get a boost
Grants and bonuses can ease the burden on first-time buyers, says Pam Walkley.
How to spruce up your property to increase your property’s value
A spot of elbow grease can work wonders to bump up the value of your property.
Maintenance an added cost of investing in apartments
Pam Walkley warns of traps for apartment investors.
Provident Capital investors dealt another blow
Investors who put their faith in the supposed safety of bricks and mortar have been dealt another blow with Provident Capital being placed in receivership.
Paint, pets, and respect from landlords: what renters want
Australian tenants are looking to rent places they can call "home", according to a new survey of 878 renters.
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