
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


The government has finally outlined the details of the new super tax and it will hit many more investors than forecast initially. In particular the effective 30 per cent tax on amounts above $3 million will hit middle-income property investors where the bulk of the assumed value of their super fund may be taken up with an investment mortgage. In today’s show we cover; ‘T bill and chill’ - is cash and fixed income good enough now, three bad years in a row for bond ETFs, cashing out annual leave and the best way to deal with the plan for higher super tax.
Adviser Doug Turek of Minchin Moore Private is Wealth Editor James Kirby’s guest in this episode
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
By The Australian4.5
1010 ratings
The government has finally outlined the details of the new super tax and it will hit many more investors than forecast initially. In particular the effective 30 per cent tax on amounts above $3 million will hit middle-income property investors where the bulk of the assumed value of their super fund may be taken up with an investment mortgage. In today’s show we cover; ‘T bill and chill’ - is cash and fixed income good enough now, three bad years in a row for bond ETFs, cashing out annual leave and the best way to deal with the plan for higher super tax.
Adviser Doug Turek of Minchin Moore Private is Wealth Editor James Kirby’s guest in this episode
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

13 Listeners

67 Listeners

224 Listeners

85 Listeners

18 Listeners

137 Listeners

53 Listeners

7,062 Listeners

15 Listeners

64 Listeners

20 Listeners

1,820 Listeners

25 Listeners

334 Listeners

293 Listeners

9 Listeners

36 Listeners

2 Listeners

33 Listeners

241 Listeners

113 Listeners

54 Listeners

238 Listeners

294 Listeners

6 Listeners

24 Listeners

23 Listeners

10 Listeners

356 Listeners

6 Listeners

10 Listeners

420 Listeners