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Property Slump Wipes About $5 Billion From Victoria's Stamp Duty and Land Tax Forecasts Weeks Before the Election

The pre-election update, released on 30 October, trimmed land transfer duty and land tax forecasts, reducingRevenueby roughly $5 billion across the forward estimates. That works out to about $1.3 billion a year.

Sonal Goyal | 03 November 2026

Victoria Gazettes a Foreign-Owner Land Tax Break for Affordable-Housing Developers as Caretaker Mode Begins

The StateRevenueOffice announced on 28 October that "new guidelines for the land tax absentee owner surcharge exemption have been published in the Government Gazette today."

Sonal Goyal | 03 November 2026

No Change, Free to $1 Million or Free to $1.1 Million: Where Victoria's Parties Stand on Stamp Duty 25 Days Before the Election

That means the existing first-home buyer settings continue. First-home buyers pay no duty on homes up to $600,000, and a sliding concession applies up to $750,000. Off-the-plan concessions also continue.

Sonal Goyal | 03 November 2026

How Much Super Is Enough for Retirement in Australia?

The first challenge is understanding desired spending, housing costs and the number of years savings may need to last. Decisions made without a clear purpose can become difficult to evaluate later. A household or investor may have several competing objectives, including liquidity, long-term growth, …

Aditi Sarkar | 03 November 2026

Retiring at 60 or 67: What Changes in Your Financial Plan?

The first challenge is understanding the years between leaving work and gaining access to different income sources. Decisions made without a clear purpose can become difficult to evaluate later. A household or investor may have several competing objectives, including liquidity, long-term growth, certainty and …

Aditi Sarkar | 03 November 2026

Account-Based Pensions Explained for Australian Retirees

The first challenge is understanding how super savings may be converted into regular retirement income. Decisions made without a clear purpose can become difficult to evaluate later. A household or investor may have several competing objectives, including liquidity, long-term growth, certainty and flexibility. Those …

Aditi Sarkar | 03 November 2026

Inflation and Retirement: Protecting Purchasing Power Over Time

The first challenge is understanding the risk that rising living costs reduce what a fixed income can buy. Decisions made without a clear purpose can become difficult to evaluate later. A household or investor may have several competing objectives, including liquidity, long-term growth, certainty …

Aditi Sarkar | 03 November 2026

Australian Income Tax Deductions: Records That Matter Most

The first challenge is understanding the difference between an eligible work-related expense and a private purchase. Decisions made without a clear purpose can become difficult to evaluate later. A household or investor may have several competing objectives, including liquidity, long-term growth, certainty and flexibility. …

Aditi Sarkar | 03 November 2026

Salary Sacrifice and Super: Understanding the Tax Trade-Off

The first challenge is understanding how redirecting eligible pre-tax earnings into super affects take-home pay. Decisions made without a clear purpose can become difficult to evaluate later. A household or investor may have several competing objectives, including liquidity, long-term growth, certainty and flexibility. Those …

Aditi Sarkar | 03 November 2026

Capital Gains Tax Basics for Australian Share Investors

The first challenge is understanding how a sale can crystallise a gain or loss for tax purposes. Decisions made without a clear purpose can become difficult to evaluate later. A household or investor may have several competing objectives, including liquidity, long-term growth, certainty and …

Aditi Sarkar | 03 November 2026
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