Cilla Burgmann
Property NXT
Cilla is Managing Director and Co-Founder of Property NXT. She built UniNest after watching families make one of their largest financial decisions in pieces, with nobody joining the pieces up.
UniNest, Saturday 31 October, Mandala Club Singapore
University, tax, visas, borrowing and property, for Singapore families planning Australian university. Free to attend, lunch included.
Reserve my placeFor parents with a child aged 14 and up, through to already enrolled. Bring your partner, and your teenager if they want a say.
Sending a child to university in Australia touches almost every part of a family's finances. This is the first time we've put the specialists who handle each part in the same room, speaking in the order the decisions actually happen.
Four conversations, in sequence. What the degree really costs and where your child should study. What they need set up in Australia, from a tax file number to life after graduation. What your family can borrow on Singapore income. Then city by city, the universities and the properties near them that make sense to hold for ten years.
What you'll walk away with
Each specialist has twenty minutes, then the whole panel takes your questions.
Your hosts, Property NXT
Property NXT
Cilla is Managing Director and Co-Founder of Property NXT. She built UniNest after watching families make one of their largest financial decisions in pieces, with nobody joining the pieces up.
Property NXT
Luke is CEO and Co-Founder of Property NXT. He advises Australian expats and overseas investors on new-build property across Australia, from developer due diligence to settlement. He speaks twice: on the numbers, then city by city.
The specialists
AUG Study
Nick helps Singapore families choose the right course, university and city in Australia. AUG was founded in Melbourne in 1995 and has guided students into Australian universities for three decades.
Vialto Partners
Advises families on Australian tax and immigration, from setting up a tax file number to visa options after graduation. Vialto Partners specialises in tax and immigration for people and businesses moving across borders.
AXPHL
Tim is a mortgage broker specialising in lending for Australians and foreign nationals earning overseas. He works with lenders that assess Singapore income properly, and helps families understand their real borrowing capacity before they start looking.
Luke will share a curated list of off-market properties near the universities covered on the day. It isn't published anywhere else.
Nobody is asked to commit to anything on the morning. Take the list home and talk it through.

No. Property is one of four conversations, alongside university, tax and visas, and borrowing. Renting is the right answer for some families and we will say so. Nobody is asked to buy or sign anything on the day.
Singapore-based parents with a child aged 14 and up who is considering, applying to or already studying at an Australian university. Families who are two or three years away get the most out of it, because they have the most options.
Yes, and we would encourage it. Register once and tell us in the confirmation email how many are coming.
No. The morning is free and lunch is included. Places are limited to keep the room small enough for real questions.
No. Choosing the city is one of the things the morning is designed to help with. The university shapes the city, and the city shapes the costs, so it helps to hear it all in one place.
Saturday 31 October, doors 9.30am. Mandala Club, Penthouse, Singapore.
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