 | By definition, Negative Gearing is where you borrow to acquire an investment and the interest and other costs you incur exceed the income you receive from the investment. While Negative Gearing is commonly associated with rental properties, it can also be applied to other types of incomeproducing investments such as shares and managed funds. |
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