budget 2026

FY27 represents an important planning window before the 30% tax begins applying to gains accrued from 1 July 2027 onwards.

We modelled six investor personalities, comparing the current CGT rules with Labor's new regime to reveal the biggest winners and losers.

The Federal Budget announced earlier this month has triggered discussion regarding investment strategy for investors.

State governments may become the Budget’s biggest casualty if fewer property transactions hammer stamp duty revenues.

We've spent the past week behaving like an economic apocalypse just arrived on a Jetstar flight from Canberra. Is the panic warranted?

Follow up to "Australia’s lazy investment strategy is finally dead" Readers demanded a Structured Investments explainer, here it is!

Tax policy no longer subsidises mediocre returns and lazy strategy and replacing them will be a positive change for smart investors

If the government were to fan any inflationary flames, it would be incumbent on the RBA to douse them. They struck the balance.

A Budget designed to tackle inequality and reshape wealth creation may also bring major consequences for investors and growth.

Labor used five confronting charts to justify why it believes investors with wealth in shares, property and trusts should pay more tax.