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Joining Cameron today is Tim Dawe - Partner and Independent Financial Adviser at IWP. Join us as we chat through the selling proposition for the May 2026 Federal Budget.
The government has tried to sell it as a win for young Australians trying to get into the housing market. Tim Dawe isn't convinced.
In this episode, we pull apart the headline measures — the CGT and negative gearing changes, the $250 handback, the small business tax hit — and ask the question the government won't: does any of this actually leave young people better off, or does it just move the problem somewhere else? Spending, debt, interest rates, super, small business risk — it's all connected, and the answer isn't as simple as the budget speech made it sound.
To read the article click on the link below
https://www.independentwealthpartners.com.au/insights/are-young-people-really-better-off-jim/
By Independent Wealth PartnersJoining Cameron today is Tim Dawe - Partner and Independent Financial Adviser at IWP. Join us as we chat through the selling proposition for the May 2026 Federal Budget.
The government has tried to sell it as a win for young Australians trying to get into the housing market. Tim Dawe isn't convinced.
In this episode, we pull apart the headline measures — the CGT and negative gearing changes, the $250 handback, the small business tax hit — and ask the question the government won't: does any of this actually leave young people better off, or does it just move the problem somewhere else? Spending, debt, interest rates, super, small business risk — it's all connected, and the answer isn't as simple as the budget speech made it sound.
To read the article click on the link below
https://www.independentwealthpartners.com.au/insights/are-young-people-really-better-off-jim/