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| | | ... economists said the APRA easing is a material surprise, joining the Liberal's 'miracle' election win, and first home buyer scheme, all of which it thinks are positives for housing. "[This] materially reduces downside risk for housing and the ... |
| | | | A number of new measures that will dramatically impact the way consumers interact with the financial services industry have cleared both houses of parliament. The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA), announced in this year's Federal Budget ... |
| | | | Aspiring first home buyers remain fearful of their financial futures with new research showing the housing affordability crisis is impacting financial confidence. The survey, commissioned by Westpac, found the majority of first home buyers are not feeling ... |
| | | | A prominent financial advisory firm is backing the Federal Government's First Home Super Saver Scheme even though it has received backlash from superannuation industry bodies. Dixon Advisory believes the latest draft legislation proposes more flexibility ... |
| | | | The NSW Government decision to abolish all stamp duty for first homebuyers on existing and new homes up to $650,000, and stamp duty discounts up to $800,000, is being met with caution from a financial adviser. Announced by Premier Gladys Berejiklian ... |
| | | | ... cannot occur, she added. "Another concern is how this scheme will operate for couples where one partner is a first home buyer and the other is not," Caputo said. But in reality, the amount that can be saved through the scheme alone won't be enough for ... |
| | | | ... whether the scheme will actually help first home buyers save in a meaningful way. Comparing the position of a first home buyer before and after the budget, he notes that maximum savings benefit for an individual over two years, who puts in the maximum ... |
| | | | In the wake of new Budget measures to ease pressures on housing affordability, the Financial Planning Association of Australia reinforced its stance that superannuation should not be made accessible to first home buyers. Under proposals made in the ... |
| | | | The Government has handed down a "Ginger Spice" rather than a "Scary Spice" of Budgets this year, according to IOOF head of technical services Martin Breckon. Explaining himself, Breckon said the Budget appeared to be designed to avoid any comparisons ... |
| | | | First home buyers will be given greater opportunities to own their own home under a new savings plan in the 2017 Federal Budget. From 1 July 2017, first home buyers will be allowed to make voluntary contributions of up to $15,000 per year and $30,000 ... |
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