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  • Look inside Gussie's house

    Pretty modest for a dude on $$$ but nice to get a bit of a glimpse into Gussie's habitat

    https://youtu.be/rIPKKxOvRcg

  • #2
    Mate its probably in Paddington & would cost around 2.5 mil maybe a bit more so he's done well. He's a country boy so he's probably not over materialistic.
    He probably owns it outright & it will be a great stepping stone for him to buy something better in the future.

    Thanks for the heads up though.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Mickie Lane View Post
      Mate its probably in Paddington & would cost around 2.5 mil maybe a bit more so he's done well. He's a country boy so he's probably not over materialistic.
      He probably owns it outright & it will be a great stepping stone for him to buy something better in the future.

      Thanks for the heads up though.
      Dam you dont get much for 2.5million if thats the case

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Mickie Lane View Post
        Mate its probably in Paddington & would cost around 2.5 mil maybe a bit more so he's done well. He's a country boy so he's probably not over materialistic.
        He probably owns it outright & it will be a great stepping stone for him to buy something better in the future.

        Thanks for the heads up though.
        True... nothing around that part of town's gonna be cheap (and as you say, he probably owns it outright). Guess what I mean is 'modest' in comparison to his earnings. It's not exactly the biggest, most glam pad on the street (2br apartment inside a complex).

        IMO it's more like this... https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/p...gton-140861628

        Than this... https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/p...gton-140862412

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Mickie Lane View Post
          Mate its probably in Paddington & would cost around 2.5 mil maybe a bit more so he's done well. He's a country boy so he's probably not over materialistic.
          He probably owns it outright & it will be a great stepping stone for him to buy something better in the future.

          Thanks for the heads up though.
          I doubt he would own it outright.

          Born and bred in the eastern suburbs.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Vasco View Post
            I doubt he would own it outright.
            I reckon he would. He's had...
            - 7 years of NRL, with at least 4 years on ~$600k

            - 11 Origin appearances (what do they get, ~$20k a game)

            - 5 Kangaroos appearances (similar story)

            - Third party endorsements (e.g. appearing on Maccas ads and stuff)

            PS - I didn't really mean for this thread to speculate about how much it's worth or whether he owns it outright though. It was really just a random comment about how I was expecting him to have something a little bit bigger than a 2br apartment

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            • #7
              Originally posted by ism22 View Post

              I reckon he would. He's had...
              - 7 years of NRL, with at least 4 years on ~$600k

              - 11 Origin appearances (what do they get, ~$20k a game)

              - 5 Kangaroos appearances (similar story)

              - Third party endorsements (e.g. appearing on Maccas ads and stuff)

              PS - I didn't really mean for this thread to speculate about how much it's worth or whether he owns it outright though. It was really just a random comment about how I was expecting him to have something a little bit bigger than a 2br apartment
              He would be paying close to 50% in tax. Even if he put all of his nett pay on his mortgage and has eaten beans on toast for the last 5 years, I still don't think he'd go close.
              Born and bred in the eastern suburbs.

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              • #8
                That looked more like an inner-west one bedroom place to me. Maybe in a new development in Erskineville. As such, it would be well under a million.

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                • #9
                  He's got a lot of shoes. Discuss...

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Vasco View Post
                    He would be paying close to 50% in tax. Even if he put all of his nett pay on his mortgage and has eaten beans on toast for the last 5 years, I still don't think he'd go close.
                    Sliding scale , 50% on a certain amount would end up with about $350k on 600k plus whatever else he earns

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Vasco View Post
                      He would be paying close to 50% in tax. Even if he put all of his nett pay on his mortgage and has eaten beans on toast for the last 5 years, I still don't think he'd go close.
                      Yep you're right... he's broke and there's no way he'd be able to afford a 2br apartment on $600k+ a year

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                      • #12
                        I reckon it might be Bondi Beach - Certainly not his Rose Bay property

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                        • #13
                          Oi has anybody read Sonny Bill's book?

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                          • #14
                            I know where his place is. It’s worth minimum $3.5m. How many 26 year olds live in a $3.5m pad? He’s one man. It’s all he needs. I like his art too. Beautiful home. Well done Angus and congratulations.

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Vasco View Post
                              He would be paying close to 50% in tax. Even if he put all of his nett pay on his mortgage and has eaten beans on toast for the last 5 years, I still don't think he'd go close.
                              NRL players are taxed the same as the average Jane and Joe and have the same financial year - 1/7 to 30/6
                              $180,001 and over $51,667 plus 45 cents for each $1 over $180,000
                              Clubs/sponsors would provide most things to NRL players at least so not a lot tax deductions available nowadays

                              Fines and legal expenses for onfield and off field discretion's
                              Manager fees ( if they have one)

                              If earning 600k would make around 360k post tax - 30k a month or so

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