Selfwealth featured in The Sydney Morning Herald's Real Money newsletter
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Featured in The Sydney Morning Herald Real Money newsletter
The Sydney Morning Herald’s Real Money newsletter examined how the Federal Government’s proposed changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax may alter the long-standing property-versus-shares investment debate for Australians.
The article explored how reduced tax incentives for residential property investors could make equities and other market-linked investments more attractive, particularly for investors seeking liquidity, flexibility and diversified sources of return.
Rob Wilson shared insights into how the proposed reforms may affect investor behaviour and portfolio allocation decisions, particularly as investors reassess the appeal of negatively geared property under the new rules.
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
“For investors weighing up where to deploy capital, shares offer something property doesn’t − liquidity, flexibility, and less policy risk.”
— Rob Wilson, Director of Investment Strategy, Selfwealth by Syfe
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