Property

Property or shares? How the new CGT and negative gearing changes have transformed the investing landscape

Australia’s biggest investment tax shake-up in decades is changing the rules for property and shares. We highlight the winners and losers.
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Carl Capolingua
Livewire Markets
Wealth

"There is one clear asset that wins": Daniel Kelly and Chris Brycki look at the winners and losers of tax changes

Viola's Daniel Kelly sees pain for growth assets, renters and first-home buyers. Chris Brycki fears behavioural fallout.
Vishal Teckchandani
Livewire Markets
Wealth

10 questions you need to ask before investing in private markets

The fine print your adviser may not be showing you when it comes to investing in private markets.
James Gerrish
Market Partners
Wealth

How Labor could sting you with 70% CGT for buying and selling shares

Love stock picking? Labor’s CGT changes could leave you walking into a tax bomb, according to modelling by Stockspot's Chris Brycki.
Vishal Teckchandani
Livewire Markets
Wealth

Broken trusts: The 70% tax trap facing corporate beneficiaries

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

Are we just a bunch of bloody first-world whingers?

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

Nothing has changed - you still need property to be rich

Sebastian Ferrando says investment properties are sub-par wealth builders. I couldn't disagree more, and here's why.
Vishal Teckchandani
Livewire Markets
Wealth

Why your investment decisions shouldn’t start with tax

The federal budget has rewritten the CGT rules, but should investors focus on taxation when making investment decisions?
Keith Ford
Livewire Markets
Wealth

How to invest $100,000 when nothing feels certain

Andrew Wielandt explains how he's positioning client portfolios across different risk profiles in a world that feels topsy-turvy.
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Anna Dadic
Livewire Markets
Growth

Morningstar reveals the 15 biggest wealth creators among U.S. equities

These companies created more than US$20 trillion in shareholder wealth - roughly 10 times the size of Australia’s economy.
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Vishal Teckchandani
Livewire Markets
Wealth

Budget 2026-27: Good intentions. Unintended outcomes?

In this note we assess the impact of the 2026-27 Budget, and the risk that in the attempt to engender inter-generational fairness that we create new distortions that...
Tim Toohey
Yarra Capital Management
Wealth

Australia’s debt stays manageable as the Budget walks a fiscal tightrope

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

The 2026-27 Budget: Responsibility, productivity and fairness - or is it?

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

“A real sting in the tail” - The rules of investing have been rewritten (plus 5 key charts)

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

The real impact of the FY27 Budget may be weaker growth, not inflation

Markets still expect more hikes, but the Budget may point to a slowing economy instead.
Damien Boey
Wilson Asset Management
Wealth

Housing tax reform shifts the pressure, but doesn’t solve it

The Budget’s housing reforms could ease competition for buyers while intensifying the rental squeeze.
Nerida Conisbee
Ray White
Wealth

Boomers got the growth, Millennials inherited the bill

Ahead of a federal budget set to see the biggest shakeup in decades, the fact is something needs to be done on generational inequality.
Tom Stelzer
Livewire Markets
Wealth

The budget will not fix housing. It might make it worse

The housing crisis is going to get worse before it gets better, with budget measures delivered at the worst possible time.
Paul Miron
Msquared Capital
Wealth

Missing points in the CGT debate

Capital losses may change the CGT debate more than investors realise - and the tax gap between systems may be smaller than feared.
Dominic McCormick
Independent
Wealth

Shane Oliver: Australians aren't getting ahead - and the Budget might not fix it

Is this genuine reform or just higher taxes? AMP's Shane Oliver breaks down the upcoming Budget’s biggest challenges.
Anna Dadic
Livewire Markets
Wealth

Labor's tax overhaul could rewrite investing economics - this calculator shows how

Stockspot's Chris Brycki made a calculator showing how an indexation approach could hit after-tax returns from shares, gold and property.
Vishal Teckchandani
Livewire Markets
Wealth

CGT overhaul punishes the patient investors Australia needs

Australia does not need is a tax system that penalises patient saving, prudent risk-taking, and entrepreneurship.
Dr Don Hamson
Plato Investment Management
Wealth

Geoff Wilson warns tax changes could “slaughter” young investors

Australians under 40 could be hit with “double taxation”, crushing their money and home ownership dreams, while mums and dads cop the blame.
Vishal Teckchandani
Livewire Markets
Wealth

Is your portfolio inflation-proof? Investments to bolster your returns

Stocks, ETFs and sectors investors are watching as inflation and rate pressures return.
AGL
ALD
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Sara Allen
Livewire Markets
Wealth

How to stay calm in volatile markets – think like a super fund

Aware Super’s David Goodman shares how the super fund is investing for the next 20-30 years and why volatility is an opportunity.
Sara Allen
Livewire Markets
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