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Think you'd spot the trap? Prove it.

3 quick quizzes that teach how we invest - questions rotate every play.

Quiz 1

Spot the dud

Q1 of 5score 0

One of these 'growth areas' has a supply problem. Tap it.

Quiz 2

True or false: the 2027 tax and super rules

Q1 of 5score 0
Employer super contributions are now 12% of wages.
Quiz 3

How well do you actually know property?

Pick a level. 5 questions drawn at random from the pool.

About these quizzes

Spot the Dud is a pattern-recognition drill: 4 listings, 3 we'd shortlist and 1 we'd reject, and you tap the trap. Rounds cover off-the-plan towers, single-industry yields, hotspot headlines, main-road discounts and flipped renovations.

True or false walks through the 2027 tax reform, negative gearing grandfathering, CGT indexation and the SMSF rules most articles get wrong. How well do you actually know property is a 3-level multiple-choice test - Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced - drawing 5 questions at random from a larger pool each play.

Sample - Spot the Dud
4 listings. Which is the trap: (a) 3BR house 1994 in regional QLD at $585k, 4.8% yield; (b) 2BR off-the-plan in a 46-floor tower at $610k with a "rent guarantee"; (c) 3BR townhouse 2001, Adelaide corridor, $540k; (d) 4BR house 1988, Perth corridor, $620k?
Sample - True or false
A property you bought before 12 May 2026 loses negative gearing next year.
Sample - How well do you know property
A lender's serviceability assessment adds a buffer of roughly 3 per cent on top of your actual rate. What is that buffer designed to test?

The listings in Spot the Dud are illustrative composites, not real properties. The tax and super quiz reflects Alaya's interpretation of announced measures and long-standing rules - not final law, and not financial or tax advice. General information only; past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Talk to your accountant, or to us.