This week on the Weekly Finance News Wrap, we discuss potential stamp duty reductions, made possible by a 33% increase in revenue following a surge in million-dollar property sales. This move could benefit first-time buyers and middle-income families, however, the impact of this proposal needs close scrutiny in the context of market conditions and public interest. Meanwhile, in response to mounting demands, the Albanese administration proposes draft legislation to strengthen scam prevention efforts in Australia's finance sector. Drawing from the UKs Consumer Reimbursement Model, the legislation could compel financial institutions to compensate scam victims, enforce prevention measures, and mandate scam reporting. Although compliance costs raise concerns, advocates assert the utmost importance of consumer protection. These topics signal significant shifts in both the property market and financial sector regulations. Further details on these stories can be found at financialservicesonline.com.au.