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Yes — transferring an investment property to a family member is a CGT event. What's settled, what's flagged for verification, and where a tax agent fits.
There is no single deposit figure for a first home in Australia — what you need depends on LVR, lenders mortgage insurance, schemes and guarantors.
Moving out and renting a home you've lived in can reset your CGT cost base to its market value on the day it first earned income. Here's how that works.
The six-year rule lets you treat a former home as your main residence for CGT while it's rented out, keeping the exemption alive, subject to conditions.
Yes. Each co-owner is assessed on their own share of a capital gain, set by their legal ownership interest on the title — not who paid or who lives there.
How brokers and financial planners refer clients to non-loan property funding — referral touchpoints, professional obligations and what to check first.
CGT is income tax on the profit from selling a property: capital proceeds minus cost base equals your capital gain. Here is how each part works.
Who can raise funding against their property with MyBrix — the property and minimum-holding criteria in the PDS, and how eligibility is confirmed.
The risks of home equity release by route — reverse mortgage, home reversion, HEAS and fractional funding — and their effect on pension, tax and estate.
Yes — MyBrix owners can buy back Brix any time at a price agreed before listing, and must settle what's left by term end.
What's known — and what isn't yet public — about how a MyBrix fractional funding arrangement is handled after the owner's death, plus where to get advice.
You can sell any time — net proceeds split proportionally across all Brix holders after a 5% selling management fee. Detail beyond that isn't public.
