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Welcome back to another episode of the 360 Money Matters Podcast!

In this episode, we unpack Division 296 and what it means for high-income earners, particularly those with superannuation balances exceeding $3 million. We explore how this proposed legislation, though not yet law, is likely to impose a 15% tax on unrealized gains in superannuation, essentially taxing people on growth in asset value even if nothing has been sold. We walk through examples involving property and SMSFs to highlight how problematic this is, especially for illiquid assets like farms and factories. We also discuss the broader implications, including loss of public confidence in the super system, lack of indexation, and how this could eventually impact far more Australians than currently claimed. Ultimately, we emphasize the importance of strategic financial planning and early advice to navigate these looming changes.

Listen to this episode to understand how Division 296 could impact your superannuation and why now is the time to plan strategically.

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Episode Highlights

  • What Division 296 is and who it affects

  • Why taxing unrealized superannuation gains is controversial

  • How the $3 million threshold is calculated and its lack of indexation

  • The impact on property owners, farmers, and SMSF members

  • Strategic considerations to stay below the threshold

  • Concerns about long-term changes and erosion of trust in the super system

  • The potential ripple effects on broader tax policy and financial behavior

  • Why early financial advice is crucial for high-balance super holders

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