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Are you looking to buy your first home? Congratulations! But owing that much money to the bank can be pretty daunting and there's A LOT of info out there to wrap your head around.

Lucky, we’ve got mortgage broker Natasha Janssens to give you a quick lesson in Home Loan 101.

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Host: Rachel Corbett
Contributor: Mortgage broker & founder of Women With Cents Natasha Janssens. Check her out on Instagram @womenwithcents or head to her website womenwithcents.com.au.
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Lead Producer: Anna Henvest
Producer and Editor: Amy Kimball

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Proposed stamp duty changes (Property Tax Reform) could allow buyers to opt in to pay an annual Property Tax as opposed to lump sum Stamp Duty at purchase 

When is this due to happen and who benefits? 

Leanne Pilkington President of Real Estate Institute of New South Wales [REINSW] and CEO/Director of Laing+Simmons joins us to discuss

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The Aussie share market is set to open higher, with the futures suggesting the market will rise 1.2%.

What to watch today: 

• NSW has abolished stamp duty costs on electric vehicles (EVs) in a bid to boost EV sales, as part of handing down its state budget today. All eyes will be on companies involved in lithium production, including Galaxy Resources (ASX:GXY), Pilbara (ASX:PLS) and Lake Resources (ASX:LKE).
• Victoria has invested $5 million into Australia’s first locally manufactured mRNA vaccine. All eyes on CSL Limited (ASX:CSL). 
• The oil price rose above US$73.00 a barrel overnight. 
• The copper price rebounded 1.4% on Monday. 
• The iron ore price last traded at US$217.00 after falling 1.6%. 

Trading Ideas: 

• Bega Cheese (ASX:BGA) was reiterated as a Bell Potter BUY with a $7.35 target, implying 21% share price growth in a year. 
• Oneview Healthcare (ASX:ONE), Caravel Minerals (ASX:CVV) and Alcidion (ASX:ALC) are all giving off bullish charting signals according to Trading Central. 

@nigeriasbest and @phoenix_agenda were joined by @FakhuusHashim

Topics covered were

1. The new stamp duty

2. Pat Utomi and Oby Ezekwesili's new political group.

3. Covid-19 in Nigeria 

The property market has seen great changes over the past three years due to the taxes. On stamp duties changes that have been rising extraordinary over the past years, the buy-to-let taxes; if this will make individuals less attractive, foreign buyers.

KEY TOPICS COVERED:

1. Property climate what is going on in the market driven by tax changes; introduction of ATED (annual tax on envelope dwellings).
2. The way people are focusing on acquisitions.
3. Extension of tax base for non-residents/international buyers.
4. Stamp duty changes and the impacts it has had: SDLT surcharges.
5. Changes and impact in the buy-to-let market – restriction on mortgage relief for landlords.
6. What might be coming in the future; capital gains tax and when individuals will need to prepare and make a payment , changes on private residence relief.
7. On the horizon, PM Boris Johnson lifting the SDLT (stamp duty land tax) thresh hold to £500k before paying SDLT and cutting top rate to 7%.
8. Phasing out of SDLT for owner occupied homes.

Episode recorded 18/07/2019

Mark talks live about one of his deals. A real case study where Mark goes through all the challenges, problems and processes of a commercial conversion. Legislation, stamp duty, prices and anything else you need to know as a property investor.

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Mark answers questions live. He talks about financing your projects, crowdfunding and how it has affected the property market, interest rates, prices and when the next market crush will be. Regulations that you need to know about land remediation relief, stamp duty, and much more!

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Peter goes through twelve changes in the property market that every property investor needs to know. Changes to mortgage interest tax relief, energy efficiency regulations, stamp duty tax, housing white paper and other important changes that affect the property world and investors need to take into consideration.

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Shaz Nawaz talks to Mark about changes in taxes and allowances and how property owners can be benefitted from these. What happens with the recently removed "wear and tear" allowance, how to utilise corporation relief in different situations and "Form 17". What you need to know about VAT, stamp duty and how to utilise pension allowance.

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