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Housing Scheme Milestone

Housing Scheme Milestone
Housing Australia's Home Guarantee Scheme has achieved a significant housing scheme milestone by supporting more than 150,000 buyers since its inception in January 2020. First home buyers or single parents seeking assistance in purchasing a property will find this information interesting. The program limits eligibility, with property price caps varying by state and income caps set at $125,0...
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How Government Is Helping First Home Buyers

A new report from Housing Australia (previously NHFIC), demonstrates how the Government is helping first-home buyers. The report revealed that about one in three of all first-home buyers in the 2022-23 financial year used the federal government’s Housing Guarantee Scheme (HGS). Here’s what the typical participants looked like: First Home Guarantee: the median participant was in the ...
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Good News For First-time Home Buyers

There is good news for first-time home buyers as research from Domain shows that over the past year, it’s become significantly easier to save a 20% house deposit. In order to become homeowners, first-time home buyers must overcome 2 significant financial obstacles. They need to save for a lump sum deposit and they need to keep up with the monthly mortgage repayments. February 2022 data show...
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Electric Vehicles Cheaper Are Now Cheaper

Electric Vehicles Cheaper Are Now Cheaper
Electric Vehicles are now cheaper after the federal government has passed the Electric Car Discount Bill through parliament. The bill removes the 5% import tariff for zero- and low-emission vehicles that are beneath the Luxury Car Tax Threshold ($84,916). The bill also provides a fringe benefits tax (FBT) exemption for eligible cars made available for employees by employers. For a veh...
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Coronavirus – JobKeeper Payment Explained

Blog - Covid19
What is the JobKeeper Payment Eligible employers will be entitled to receive $1,500 per fortnight for eligible employees from 30 March 2020 for a maximum period of 6 months. Employers must pass those payments directly onto eligible employees as wages or as a subsidy to their wage. For example, if an employee was earning $2,000 per fortnight as their usual wage, then the employer should, if t...
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