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***BUDGET SPECIAL EPISODE*** What budget 2019 means for property investors

04 APR 2019 • By Sasha Karen • 1 min read • Finance
In this special episode of the Smart Property Investment Show direct from Canberra following the budget, host Phil Tarrant is joined by the IPA’s Tony Greco, general manager of technical policy to discuss what was in the budget for property investors, as well as the political discourse around negative gearing from the major parties.
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Speaking after the IPA’s budget breakfast event, Phil and Tony take a look into the budget and explain what policy decisions mean good news for property prices, looking at both the direct and indirect measures.

They also both explore the Labor government’s proposal to change negative gearing and capital gains tax and how this topic has evolved over the last week, what property investors can do to get ready for these potential changes, as well as revealing Labor’s true strategy behind the policy.

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