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Two months in, the data suggests Labor's property changes may have made it even harder for first home buyers to enter the market.

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Moon Soon2 months ago

I know the solution - a 2% deposit scheme. If 5% was good, 2% must be better!

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Don Masto2 months ago

Are you telling me that Jim Chalmer's doctorate on Paul Keating hasn't made him the most awesomest treasurer in the history of Australia?

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Face Palm is the new Face Book2 months ago

Not supprised mate, Labor party couldn't even organize a pissup in a brewery. All they could do is tax it.!!!

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Australian Revolution2 months ago

The real intent of the communists' plan is for our youth and future generations to own nothing!

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Paul Oliver2 months ago

RUBBISH -

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Pablo Discobar 🪩2 months ago

It was never about helping FHBs. The ALP despite spending huge amounts of taxpayer money on media advisors are convinced that the electorate has an average IQ of 75. And that we will ignore the evidence of our eyes and ears if they keep repeating the same spin and lies.

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Chris H2 months ago

Why would a first home buyer, who is probably borrowing to their limit, buy a property that will be lower in value than the loan? The bank will make a call on them to fix the LVR or sell the house from under their feet.

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Pietro B2 months ago

Socialists love the quicksand of misery and despair And spending other peoples money

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posiedon19712 months ago

@PaulineHansonOz , @Barnaby_Joyce @OneNationAus better be getting their shit together quickly - @AustralianLabor are handing them the next election on a platter - you have one chance at this - don't f**k it up! No policy on the fly! Australia needs rock solid governance!

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Nelly Tea2 months ago

No pain, no gain....successive Governments created this problem...it will take a while to fix this mess and yes, it will be painful for the few, but great for the many!

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Lachlan Hughes2 months ago

Thanks for shining a light @rjmontgomery

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Roger Montgomery2 months ago

Not a problem.

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tincan2 months ago

we all know it was not about first home buyers

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Ashley Gunn2 months ago

That’s what happens when you try and alter the market with govt intervention.

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D.Tealy2 months ago

One correction, the new CGT rules does apply to new builds. It applies to everything It is NG that remains for new builds

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David2 months ago

Cry harder

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Rumble2 months ago

Sounds like the prices just need to fall further.

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Will Bell2 months ago

Our society will continue to get punished until we learn that what made us wealthy was hard work and productivity. Right now the definition of hard work is a lot different to that of a few decades back.

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Roger Montgomery2 months ago

Good point

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Elg2 months ago

Rubbish!

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Neil2 months ago

Whaaaaat, no one ever could have seen that coming.

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Steve2 months ago

That’s because the goal was never to fix generational wealth inequality or enable more youth into the market. The goal is you will own nothing and be happy while they do as they please at our expense.

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Byron Donalds2 months ago

How can I make payment ?

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Jimmy Chew2 months ago

Decent synopsis

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Roger Montgomery2 months ago

Thanks Jimmy.

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Philip2 months ago

Because on NEW builds the CFMEU will control it !

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Michael Koukoullis2 months ago

Labor is a disaster

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+Brian Smith+2 months ago

it's the banks! it's only the banks! and nothing but the banks!

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Chris McCarthy2 months ago

No shit.....

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Policonomist2 months ago

Two months in? Is that really a long enough timeframe to be analysing impact?

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fidelcashflo2 months ago

What data suggests lower prices make it harder to buy

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Michael2 months ago

Good. The changes to property aren't the problem, it's the broader CGT changes that will hurt us longer term.

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Charlie2 months ago

Great videos Roger.

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Roger Montgomery2 months ago

Thank you, Charlie

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UndoubtedlyDoubtful2 months ago

Maybe publish a link to this data??

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Heeno2 months ago

That’s Albo and his circus 🤡 clowns 🤡 for you 💩💩💩💩💩

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Leokadia2 months ago

I presume three rate increases have nothing to do with fall. New applicants need to have a buffer as well - lenders need to be sure they can meet a higher interest.

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