New Government, New Promises — But Your Future Is Still in Your Hands

Labor’s return brings welcomed reforms—from student debt cuts to tax relief and healthcare improvements. These are positive moves, but real financial security won’t come from policy alone.

If you want to build wealth, you need to take action—through smart investing with Supavest OCP and TIC Property.

HECS Debt Relief: Great News, But It Won’t Build Wealth

Labor’s 20% student loan cut will wipe $16 billion in debt by June 2025. It’s a welcome relief—but not a wealth strategy.

While others wait, property investors are already earning returns.

Tax Cuts: Helpful, But Hardly Life-Changing

Starting in July 2026, tax rates will gradually drop, saving most Australians $268–$536.

Every bit helps, but property investors are seeing far greater returns today through income and capital growth.

$1,000 WFH Deduction: Useful, Not Transformative

A one-off $1,000 tax deduction for remote workers kicks in by 2026–27. It’s recognition of changing work styles, but it won’t fuel long-term growth.

For that, you need assets that generate income—like strategic property investments.

Bulk Billing Reform: Crucial for Healthcare, Not Wealth

Expanded bulk billing starts 1 November, with goals set through to 2030. It’s great for families and the health system, but it’s not a financial plan.

Your financial future requires investment in assets that work for you.

Policy Helps—But Wealth Comes from Proactive Investing

Labor’s reforms are valuable, but wealth isn’t built on policy—it’s built through action.

Supavest OCP and TIC Property offer:

• Income-generating property portfolios
  
  
• Expert-managed opportunities in growth markets
  
  
• A smarter, more resilient path to wealth
  
  

Download our free guide to learn how Supavest OCP and TIC Property can help you invest smarter—starting today.