Prime Minister Anthony Albanese insists there’ll be no new taxes, despite fresh calls to hike GST to 15% and slash property investor perks.
Teal MP Kate Chaney wants a GST rise with $3,300 cash handouts.
The ACTU’s Sally McManus wants negative gearing and capital gains concessions cut to one property only.
Albanese says it’s not happening — but tax policy can turn on a dime.
The Risks Hiding Behind “No New Taxes”
History shows tax ideas don’t die — they just wait for the right moment.
GST hikes and investor tax cuts could hit your back pocket, erode returns, and make traditional property portfolios less rewarding.
TIC Property: An Investment That Doesn’t Rely on Canberra
While politicians argue, TIC (Tenants in Common) Property gives you control:
- Own real property from $75K*
- Monthly rental income
- Your name on the legal title
- Capital growth potential
It’s property investment built on ownership, not political promises.
Don’t wait for Canberra to change the rules.
Secure your future today.
Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Please consult a licensed financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
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