Selfwealth featured in The Australian Financial Review for commentary on the Federal Budget
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Featured in the Australian Financial Review
In the AFR’s analysis of the Federal Budget and its impact on investors, Rob Wilson shared insights on how the proposed tax reforms could influence investment decision-making and portfolio construction over the coming years.
The article examined the Federal Government’s proposed changes to capital gains tax, including the introduction of a minimum 30% tax floor and restrictions to negative gearing for established residential properties. The coverage also explored which asset classes may become more or less attractive under the new framework.
Rob noted that the changes could reduce the appeal of investment property for some Australians, while further reinforcing the long-term tax advantages of quality Australian equities that generate franked dividend income.
Key Quotes
“With negative gearing now restricted and capital gains tax less generous, investment property becomes a less compelling proposition.”
— Rob Wilson, Director of Investment Strategy, Selfwealth by Syfe
“This doesn’t amount to a signal to rotate portfolios, but it does reinforce the existing tax rationale for quality Australian stocks that pay franked dividends.”
— Rob Wilson, Director of Investment Strategy, Selfwealth by Syfe
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