SMSF lending could be four times bigger than government estimated
"New data reveals that SMSF lending for property could be significantly larger than government estimates, prompting a reevaluation of recent policy changes." - Inception Team
"New data reveals that SMSF lending for property could be significantly larger than government estimates, prompting a reevaluation of recent policy changes." - Inception Team
"A new financial year brings a raft of regulatory changes that will affect contribution caps, tax thresholds, and fund obligations. Every SMSF trustee should be across these updates before the clock ticks over." — RIVKIN SMSF Advisory Team
"Budget reforms are reshaping property incentives, impacting investor behaviour and potentially increasing rental prices, while questions remain about housing supply and affordability."
"Discover the true characteristics of investment-grade property, focusing on scarcity, owner-occupier appeal, and strategic location for long-term wealth." - Michael Jones, Head of Portfolio Strategy
"With 30 June approaching fast, now is the time to ensure your SMSF is audit-ready, compliant, and positioned to make the most of every opportunity available before the financial year closes." — RIVKIN SMSF Advisory Team
"The economist claims this to be one of the worst budget in decades. Our team of specialists believe that SMSF is still a property safe haven that investors can may be able to turn to."
Last night's federal budget delivered the biggest shake-up to property investment in three decades. From 1 July 2027, negative gearing on established residential property purchased after 7:30pm on 12 May 2026 will no longer be available against personal income. Capital gains tax (CGT) concessions are tightening too, with the 50% discount replaced by an indexation-based regime and a 30% minimum effective rate.
"Rents have surged 43.9% over five years, significantly outpacing wage growth at just 17.5%, creating unprecedented affordability challenges for renters."
"Australia's inflation remains high, prompting predictions of a third cash rate hike. Borrowers face increased repayments amid rising oil prices." - Harry Bailey, Finance Manager