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The 2026 Federal budget just split Australian property investing in two!

The 2026 Federal Budget just split Australian property investing in two — and the fallout is already here. In this video we break down how new negative gearing rules favour new builds over established homes, why the gap could cost investors $200K+ over 10 years, incoming trust tax changes, and why landlords may simply stop selling — pushing rents even higher. Book a strategy session. If you’ve enjoyed this video then you might like to subscribe to our YouTube channel, or browse through our latest videos. If you’d like entirely independent and unbiased advice that’s right for your unique situation and goals, […]

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The Intergenerational Rebalance: Can the Government actually tax your way to first-home ownership?

By Kate Hill

The Intergenerational Rebalance: Can the Government actually tax your way to first-home ownership? The Federal Government claims its brutal tax assault on property investors is the ultimate gift to younger first-home buyers. By choking out landlord competition on established suburban homes, Treasury proudly projects a massive 75,000 younger Aussies will break into the market. But behind the grand promises of ‘intergenerational rebalancing’ lies a dangerous economic gamble that could actually lock younger buyers out forever. The official rhetoric coming out of Canberra sounds like a script for social justice. For years, young couples and ambitious singles have been outbid at

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The Great Property Divide: Why the 2026 budget taxation shake-up is fueling absolute chaos

By Kate Hill

The Great Property Divide: Why the 2026 budget’s taxation shake-up is fueling absolute chaos The 2026 Federal Budget just fundamentally re-engineered Australian property investing, and the backlash is absolute chaos. By completely killing negative gearing on established homes while shielding new builds, the government didn’t just break a massive election promise—they split the housing market entirely in two. If you’re an everyday investor relying on the classic property playbook to build wealth, your financial world changes on July 1, 2027. The sentiment sweeping across the financial sector and the property industry right now isn’t just negative—it’s radioactive. For decades, the

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Australia doesn’t have a tax problem

By Kate Hill

Australia doesn’t have a tax problem – It has a housing supply problem The wrong target Australia’s housing debate has become obsessed with tax policy. Negative gearing.Capital gains tax.Investor incentives. But these policies sit around the edges of the real issue. Australia does not primarily have a tax problem. It has a supply problem. The real drivers of housing costs Housing affordability has been driven by:– underbuilding– population growth– planning delays– infrastructure lag– labour shortages– rising construction costs These are structural constraints that tax changes alone cannot fix. Investors are not the core cause The idea that investors are the

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The 2026 Federal budget just split Australian property investing in two!

The Intergenerational Rebalance: Can the Government actually tax your way to first-home ownership?

The Great Property Divide: Why the 2026 budget taxation shake-up is fueling absolute chaos

Australia doesn’t have a tax problem

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