In this episode, we break down the 2026 Federal Budget and what the proposed tax changes could mean for property investors, renters and first home buyers. We examine the planned changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax, explain how grandfathering works, and discuss the likely flow on effects for borrowing power, serviceability and long term portfolio growth. Our conversation also explores whether the reforms will genuinely improve affordability or simply shift pressure elsewhere in the market.
We suggest likely winners and losers, including new builds, regional markets, units, commercial property and self managed super funds.
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