Yesterday in Canberra five politicians were spotted sipping a coffee and having a chat in an outdoor cafe. The five politicians weren’t just any politicians however. They were: PM Malcolm Turnbull Treasurer Scott Morrison Assistant Treasurer Michael Sukkar Finance Minister Mathias…
First Home Buyers Australia (FHBA) has once again called for the return of the First Home Savers Account (FHSA), this time at the Sustainable Australia’s Housing Affordability Summit in Sydney this week. It’s almost impossible to save a deposit Almost…
On Sunday afternoon Labor Party leader Bill Shorten conceded defeat to Election 2016, 8 days after Australians went to the polling booths, while Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull claimed victory. While vote counting continues, only a Coalition government now seems possible.…
The longest election campaign in Australian history is almost over. Tomorrow (the 2nd of July 2016) it is up to the Australian public to go to polling booths around the country and have their say on who they want to…
While you could be forgiven for thinking this year’s federal election campaign period is boringly long, the fact is housing affordability issue is a serious issue and we need the support of our community (clients, VIP club members and social…
Earlier this year the Labor party announced tax reform they will implement should they win the election on July 2. The two main points of the proposed tax reform are: Limit negative gearing to new housing from 1 July 2017…
Dear Mr Turnbull & Mr Morrison, On Sunday the 24th of April, the Liberal party announced that if re-elected you won’t do anything to alter the far too generous tax incentives only investors receive, such as negative gearing and…
Recently we have discussed the first 4 points of our 5 Point Plan to address housing affordability. These blogs explained our recommendations to the Australia Government in relation to interest tax deductions / negative gearing, Capital Gains Tax (CGT), Stamp…
Last week we discussed the first 3 points of our 5 Point Plan to address housing affordability. These points explained our recommendations to the Australia Government in relation to interest tax deductions/negative gearing, Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and Stamp duty…
Last week we discussed the first 2 points of our 5 Point Plan, which explained our recommendations to the Australia Government in relation to interest tax deductions/negative gearing & Capital Gains Tax (CGT).