Category: Tax Planning

What is rental yield?Rental yield is a simple way to measure how much money you’re making from an investment property compared to its value. The calculation factors in the money you receive from…

If you are trying to get into the housing market as a first home buyer you may be aware that the government is trying to “level the playing field” with a range of housing measures that are designed…

A range of superannuation changes that came into effect on 1 July 2026, are reinforcing the role of super as one of the most tax-effective investment structures available.For many investors, it’s…

As the End of Financial Year approaches, it is an ideal time for property investors to pause, get organised and ensure their property portfolio is positioned as effectively as possible for the year…

Tax time is just around the corner, so now is the time to get ahead and find out what strategies may be available to you before 30 June.Time for a portfolio reviewA good first step is to review…

As we step into the first month of winter and approach the end of the financial year, attention is turning to the resilience of the economy and households. May delivered mixed signals for the…