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Season 4, Episode 63: Why Is Everyone Talking About Negative Gearing?
In today's episode Cam & Al cover an in-depth discussion on negative gearing in Australia, focusing on its impact on property investors and the housing market.
Definition and Basic Concept: Negative gearing is a tax offset where investors deduct property losses from their taxable income, reducing tax liability. It’s commonly used by average Australians earning around $87,000.
Rationale for Negative Gearing: Negative gearing helps investors by having tenants, the government (via tax breaks), and the investor collectively cover the costs, making property investment more accessible, especially…
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