Latest Financial Planning News
Adequate retirement savings misjudged
The SBSCH will close from 1 July 2026
Complications of maintaining two cost bases in Div 296
What the Payday Super changes mean for your retirement
investment and economic outlook 2026
Rules apply to gifting in superannuation
Record SMSF growth driven by digital access
The evolution of the world's languages
Minimum pension drawdown not the only thing to consider as 30 June approaches
ASIC urges Aussies to check for unclaimed money
PAYDAY SUPER STARTS 1 JULY 2026 – Planning guides
Commercial v residential: Be aware of ‘nuanced’ changes
Six strategic investment moves for mid-career women
Your 30 June superannuation checklist
What’s your risk profile?
Check out what Uses the Most Internet Traffic: Data from 1994 to 2026
Key tax changes and measures from the 2026 Federal Budget
Federal budget 2026: Winners and losers
A breakdown of 2026-27 Federal Budget Themes and Papers.
SMSF commercial property owners and Div 296 ‘misconceptions’
7 simple steps to get on the investment ladder
Can I access my super early?
Magnificent Seven: More diverse than they may appear
Look for the red flags that signal unscrupulous advice
Carer responsibilities don’t meet interdependency criteria: PBR
LRBA stability has been understated
From Bricks to iPhones: The Evolution of the Telephone
Interest rates likely to stay higher for longer
Iran conflict: Keeping perspective on market risk
Most Valuable Industries in the World 2026
In turbulent times, stick to your long-term wealth strategy
SMSF trustees acting badly – further disqualification cases
Know the difference between death benefit pension and normal pension or pay the price
View Division 296 as two-stage event
Rise in SMSF inflows indicate more people are moving into the sector
Federal Budget 2022 and YOU - Part 1

 

Part 1:  Any government Budget consists of information about all areas the respective government manages for the tax payer.  The Federal Budget is no exception and set out below are half of the areas this year's Budget covered.  It is set out in this way to help quickly find information that effects you, your family and your region.

 



 


There are 19 sections of this year's Federal Budget, plus the actual documents themselves (see Part 2 for these). 19 sections are too many for one article so there are two. This allows you to quickly locate what relates to you, rather than getting lost is the sheer volume of a government budget.


More jobs and a strong economy


Building Australia and strengthening our regions

Transport infrastructure for our regions


Flood response


Building disaster resilience


Regional Accelerator Program


Improving regional connectivity


Developing the Northern Territory


Strengthening North and Central Queensland


 


 


Source: budget.gov.au


 


 




17th-April-2022