Adopt US model of tax deductions for homeowners, not investors
The US tax system is heavily biased in favour of owners of modest properties with mortgage commitments and limits the subsidy available to geared investors.
Executive chairman of Dixon Advisory
The US tax system is heavily biased in favour of owners of modest properties with mortgage commitments and limits the subsidy available to geared investors.
The superannuation industry is trying to deter the government from even limited action to allow first home buyers to access their super.
Parental support is now a huge factor in the first home buyer market.
What Australians can learn from the Kiwis about helping first home buyers into the housing market.
There are several avenues, but which is best?
The system for ensuring that workers are paid their compulsory super is inadequate.
​Should investors make the most of the current super contribution rules before much tougher rules apply from 1 July 2017?
The government's super changes are complex and not easily understood.
Despite historic low interest rates, super funds and investors generally have fared well in 2016.
Make sure you check out the changes before taking any action.
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