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The Australian faith in property runs deeper than any tax break, but the post-Budget state of play has certainly made it less attractive.

Tariff revenue - which pays for most of the US government's tax cuts - is running behind forecasts in the near term.

The housing crisis is entering a more dangerous phase, as we face a supply freeze in the very part of the market homes are needed most.

There is a very real risk that Labor’s budget will push the Aussie economy into recession. The market isn't priced for that at all.

Discretionary trusts are set to be hit with a minimum tax rate of 30%, so what are the alternatives for structuring wealth?

Markets had hoped for tighter fiscal policy and a larger reduction in the supply of government debt in last night's Commonwealth budget.

The US, UK, and France face high and rising public debt, where increased defence spending will add to the problem.

US public debt is likely to reach a record share of GDP as tariff revenue and economic growth are unlikely to pay for Trump policies.

The new state government is forecasting a substantially worse budget outlook, with a massive increase in public debt.

Another surplus but not for long