BREAKING: Australia Just Got Hit With The Most HATED Budget In 30 Years… (They’ve Gone Too Far)

By Scott Kuru

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This budget was sold as a housing fix, but it may end up protecting the people who already won and punishing the people still trying to climb. When you change the rules on capital gains, investment property, and trusts, you do not just change tax, you change behaviour. In this video, I explain the unintended consequences behind the post budget outrage, from the impact on rentvesting and established investment property to the chilling effect higher effective CGT can have on startups, small business, and private investment. 🏘️ Subscribe now to become a property insider and stay ahead of these market-changing trends. ➡️ Timestamps: 00:00 Intro | The budget backlash begins 01:22 Worst Budget since 1993 03:53 Young Australians affected 04:56 Rentvesting crushed 07:17 Small business fury 13:30 Conclusion | What this means for you #Australia #taxes #Property

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