Money Mechanics with Scott MalcolmMoney Mechanics with Scott Malcolm

Unpacking Capital Gains Tax (CGT) : Facts, Noise & the Federal Budget Buzz

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The Money Mechanics Podcast is back for 2026! Scott Malcolm and Ara Jensen jump straight into one of the hottest topics in the media right now: Capital Gains Tax. After a year off-air, they’re breaking down what CGT really is, why everyone’s suddenly talking about it, and how the rumoured changes in the upcoming 2026 Federal Budget could affect you.

 

From discounts and holding periods to property, shares, cyrpto, super, and long-term wealth strategy, Scott and Ara separate fact from noise so you don’t get swept up in the hype. They’ll unpack what’s being floated, what it could mean for everyday people, and—most importantly—whether you should be doing anything now.

 

If you own an investment property, are thinking about selling, or just want the jargon translated into practical guidance, this episode gives you the clarity to move through 2026 with confidence—not panic.

 

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