What School Should Have Taught You

Your mate's SMSF is performing well. That doesn't mean yours will. Jeremy Iannuzzelli breaks down the groundwork most people skip before setting one up, from reviewing your existing fund's performance to being honest about the time and knowledge an SMSF actually demands. He walks through the real structure behind an SMSF, when a bare trust needs to be signed, why starting capital can make or break the strategy, and the difference between a pure SMSF and a hybrid approach that keeps some money in an industry fund while still gaining property exposure. If you're thinking about whether an SMSF is right for you, this episode is a must watch before you make the call. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why isn’t more housing being built despite the demand? In this episode, Jeremy Iannuzzelli is joined by John Karapalevski to break down the real costs and challenges behind a small property development. They walk through a real project, revealing how approvals, reports, delays, and government charges can quickly add up before construction even begins. The conversation highlights how red tape, rising costs, and inefficiencies are slowing down new housing supply. This episode offers a behind the scenes look at why many investors and developers are becoming more cautious, and what it really takes to bring new property to market. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Get in touch with John and his amazing team: https://www.karaplan.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Working from home might be costing Australians more than they realise, not in expenses but in deductions they've been counting on. A landmark Federal Court ruling has just gone against a Melbourne worker who claimed part of his rent for a designated home office, and the implications could ripple across the country. Jeremy breaks down the ATO's test case win and why it matters now more than ever, as Victoria moves to legalise two days of work from home per week just as the deduction door closes. With deficit forecasts stretching a decade, the ATO isn't done, and this ruling is likely just the opening move before it lands in the High Court. For anyone currently claiming working from home deductions, whether using the cents per hour method or occupancy costs, this episode is a must watch before lodging your 2026 tax return. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thinking of buying property with family...what could go wrong? In this episode, Jeremy Iannuzzelli is back again with Shanil Lal and Scott Lung to unpack a listener question from two brothers looking to invest together. They explore the realities of pooling resources, including shared debt responsibility, borrowing capacity impacts, and why having a clear exit strategy is critical from day one. The conversation breaks down key ownership structures like joint tenants vs tenants in common, along with the risks tied to legal issues, financial stress, and unexpected life events. The episode highlights how these decisions don’t just affect the property but your future flexibility, protection, and long-term plans. If you’re considering investing with family or friends, this episode will help you think through the risks before you commit and structure it the right way from the start. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Scott Lung: Website: https://koalafinancial.com.au/ Shanil Lal: Website: https://www.runnymedelawyers.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Melbourne was on fire earlier this year. Then the federal budget landed, and sentiment flipped almost overnight. Steve Ash of Property Strats joins Jeremy to break down what changed: yield compression in hot pockets, the return of first home buyers, and why negative gearing changes have pushed investors toward cash flow over capital growth. He also unpacks the surprising cases where body corporate fees actually beat the cost of owning a freestanding home and how to tell a genuine bargain from a trap dressed up as one. If you're weighing up whether Victoria's undervalued reputation still holds after the budget, this episode is a must watch before you buy. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Chat with Steve Ash: Website: https://www.propertystrats.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The government's new indexation method has been tried before. It didn't end well. Jeremy sits down with his father Vince Iannuzzelli, a working accountant for over 46 years, to trace the parallels between today's budget changes and the tax chaos of the 1980s and 90s. From the abolition and reintroduction of negative gearing to the nightmare of manually indexing capital gains, Vince walks through what actually happened last time these policies were tried and what it meant for renters, investors, and the broader economy. The conversation covers capital flight, the death of Australian manufacturing, and why mining, not government spending, has quietly propped up the country's living standards for twenty years. If you're wondering whether history is about to repeat itself, this episode is a must watch. Vince closes with where everyday investors can actually find opportunity in this new environment. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The federal budget handed down on 12 May 2026 rewrites the rules around negative gearing, capital gains, and trust distributions. Jeremy and Vince break down when buying in your own name still makes sense, why offset accounts are now more critical than ever for anyone with grandfathered negative gearing, and the surprising downside of the new indexation method that could see investors paying more tax than they expect. They also tackle the biggest question hanging over every family structure: are trusts dead, or are companies about to become the new go-to investment vehicle? For anyone building wealth through property, shares, or a business, this episode is a must watch. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Therapy dogs. Swimwear. Massage chairs. An 85-inch television. Jeremy Iannuzzelli has seen every creative attempt to turn personal expenses into tax deductions, and he's not holding back. Jeremy pulls back the curtain on real client claims, the logic behind them, and exactly why the ATO keeps knocking them back. The rule that catches more people than they expect? Predominant use. And there's one claim involving cosmetic surgery that has to be heard to be believed. If you've ever wondered whether your home expenses, pets, or personal upgrades could be written off, this episode is a must watch. Jeremy runs an accountancy firm of over 16,000 clients and manages a property portfolio of over $17 million, and this is the kind of insight most people only get in a private session. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Most people lodge their tax return and accept whatever lands in their account. What they don't realise is they could be leaving thousands on the table, not through any loophole, just by missing deductions they're already entitled to. Jeremy Iannuzzelli walks through a real tax return live, line by line, showing exactly how a $272 refund became almost $4,000. Car expenses, study costs, superannuation contributions, and private health insurance are the specific deductions most Australians either overlook entirely or get wrong when they do claim them. If the tax system has ever felt like it's working against you, this episode is a must watch. The full breakdown is on YouTube for anyone who wants to follow the screen walkthrough in real time. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Interest rate hikes, a punishing federal budget, global uncertainty, and a market running on low confidence. Australian small business owners are copping it from every angle right now. Jeremy Iannuzzelli breaks down what the post-budget landscape actually means for small businesses turning over $3 million or less and why most of it won't hit the way the headlines suggest. From adding value without slashing prices to building staff productivity through smart incentives and radical transparency, he shares what separates businesses that make it through tough cycles from those that fold under pressure. When the economy turns, and Jeremy is clear that it will, only the businesses that adapted and held their nerve will be ready to catch the wave. This episode is a must watch for any small business owner who wants to come out the other side intact. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Australia's May 2026 Federal Budget has reshuffled the investment landscape in ways that will affect every Australian. Jeremy Iannuzzelli breaks down what actually changed: negative gearing on new purchases, CGT discount shifts, indexation implications, and what same day payday super means for where money flows next. Rather than catastrophising, Jeremy reframes the disruption as a moment that rewards the deliberate. Structure now matters more than ever. So does the type of asset, the timeline, and the growth profile. Drawing on the GFC, the Banking Royal Commission, and COVID, he makes the case that market disruptions consistently produce once in a cycle buying opportunities for those who are prepared. If you've been sitting on equity, waiting for clarity, or wondering whether it's still worth investing right now, this episode is a must watch. Don't panic. Get deliberate. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Buying property with family or friends can be a smart way to get ahead. Without the right structure, it can also be a financial trap that costs hundreds of thousands to untangle or locks you out of building your own portfolio entirely. Jeremy Iannuzzelli breaks down one of the most powerful and underused structures for co-investing: the unit trust. How it lets multiple investors pool resources while managing their own tax affairs independently, exit cleanly when needed, and keep building personal wealth on the side. If you're already co-investing or starting to explore it, this episode is a must watch before you sign anything. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Most people spend years building a business without ever asking whether the structure holding it together is working for them or against them. In this episode, Jeremy Iannuzzelli breaks down the four business structures every Australian operator needs to understand: sole trader, simple, intermediate, and advanced. The difference between getting this right and getting it wrong can be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. Jeremy covers what each structure costs to set up, what tax minimisation becomes available, and what level of asset protection each one provides. The cost of restructuring mid-flight can run into tens of thousands or more in capital gains tax and compliance alone. This episode is a must watch before you need to have that conversation. Share it with whoever is building something alongside you. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Buying a home as a couple but one of you runs a business? Here’s what you need to know. Jeremy Iannuzzelli is joined by experts Shanil Lal and Scott Lung to answer a listener question from a couple navigating their first home purchase. They break down key considerations when one partner is a business owner and the other is a PAYG employee, including asset protection, loan structures, and risk management. The discussion covers why some couples choose to hold property in one name, how guarantor arrangements actually work, and whether you really need to be on the title to be on the loan. Whether you’re just starting your property journey or planning for long term security, take the time to understand your options and protect your assets. Use what you’ve learned here to have informed conversations with your partner, your mortgage broker, and your legal advisor before making any decisions. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Scott Lung: Website: https://koalafinancial.com.au/ Shanil Lal: Website: https://www.runnymedelawyers.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Splitting Property During Separation? Here’s What You Need to Know What actually happens to your property and finances during a separation? Jeremy Iannuzzelli is joined by Shanil Lal and Scott Lung to unpack the financial and legal challenges that come with separating assets. The episode centres around a real listener scenario, exploring what happens to jointly owned property, borrowing capacity and loan responsibilities when a relationship breaks down. Scott discusses refinancing challenges and the importance of keeping up repayments, while Shanil explains binding financial agreements and asset transfers. Jeremy outlines key tax implications, including capital gains tax on investment properties. The conversation highlights the importance of getting the right professionals involved early, with a clear focus on avoiding costly mistakes and navigating separation with a structured plan. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Scott Lung: Website: https://koalafinancial.com.au/ Shanil Lal: Website: https://www.runnymedelawyers.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

2027 Property Hotspots Revealed Where are smart investors actually buying as the market shifts into 2026? Jeremy Iannuzzelli is joined by Greg Willmott and Jonathan Roy from DealSource to break down the key trends shaping the property market. They unpack the shift in buyer sentiment, why investors are moving away from more mature markets, and what’s driving demand in more affordable price points. The conversation explores what makes a market worth considering, the importance of fundamentals, and how to identify areas with genuine long term potential. It also highlights the risks of following hype-driven markets and reinforces the need for a clear, strategic approach when making your next move. So, if you’re planning your next move, make sure you’re basing it on strategy, not noise because the right decision now can shape your portfolio for years to come. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Get in touch with Greg and Jonathan: Website: https://www.dealsource.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Budget Breakdown: Huge Tax Changes Hitting Property Investors What happens to your investment property and your shares now that the federal budget has dropped? Jeremy Iannuzzelli and the Senior Managers at Praedium Partners, Walita Zaya & Roma Neupane, break down the key tax changes that every Australian investor needs to understand before 1 July 2027. From the overhaul of negative gearing rules to the seismic shift from the 50% capital gains discount back to the indexation method (a change not seen since Peter Costello scrapped it in 1999), this episode unpacks what the numbers actually look like in real life. Walita walks through exactly which properties are affected and when, Roma explains the new trust tax reality (including the eye-watering double-tax trap in bucket companies), and Jeremy runs a live example showing what the indexation method will cost you compared to the current discount system. Whether you're holding property, shares, or running assets through a trust or company structure, the landscape is shifting and the decisions you make before July 2027 could have a significant impact on what you keep. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The tax rules just changed overnight, and most Australians have no idea what it actually means for them. In this episode, Jeremy Iannuzzelli went live the day after the 2026–27 Federal Budget dropped, breaking it down with buyer's agent Simon Loo, mortgage broker Morgan Bushell, and Todd Sloan from the Pizza & Property Podcast. Jeremy breaks down what the numbers really mean, which investment structures are now under pressure, and why companies and SMSFs are becoming the preferred vehicles for serious investors. The panel also explores borrowing power, where opportunities still remain, and why the lead-up to 1 July 2027 could be critical. Before you make any decisions, watch this episode and understand what's actually been proposed and what it means for your situation. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Simon Loo: https://housefinder.com.au/ Todd Sloan: https://pizzaandproperty.com/ Morgan Bushell: https://www.fullcirclefinance.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Build Wealth Smarter with Property Data How do top investors use data to beat the property market? In this episode, Jeremy Iannuzzelli sits down with Arjun Paliwal, CEO of InvestorKit, to explore how data, local economies, and market trends guide smarter property investment decisions. Arjun shares his journey from driving 100,000 km to study Australia’s property market to leading one of the largest buyers agency firms. He dives into the importance of data in investment decisions, analysing local economies, understanding housing trends, and factoring in market sentiment. The discussion also covers practical strategies for investors, including tailoring approaches to individual goals, evaluating long-term job growth and economic sustainability, and navigating media driven market shifts. Whether you’re starting out or scaling a portfolio, this episode offers insights to make informed, strategic property investment decisions. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Arjun Paliwal and his team: Website: https://www.investorkit.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bye Bye CGT Discount? Here's an Accountant's Guide to Navigate Changes Ever wondered why Australia’s 50% CGT discount has been such a game changer for investors? In this episode, Jeremy Iannuzzelli dives into the history and purpose of the CGT discount, explaining how it was designed to simplify taxes, encourage investment, and drive economic growth. He also breaks down what the proposed changes by Jim Chalmers could mean for property owners and investors. Jeremy shares practical strategies to protect your wealth, including smart structuring with trusts and corporate entities, while highlighting the potential ripple effects on the property market and jobs. If you’re navigating property investment and want to stay ahead of tax changes, this episode gives you the insights you need to plan wisely and safeguard your portfolio. ❓👇🏼Ask your questions using the link below: 👇🏼❓ https://whatschoolshouldhave.com.au/askanyquestion Get in touch with Jeremy and his team: Website: https://www.praediumpartners.com.au/ Disclaimer: This podcast offers general financial information and advice and should not be considered as professional accounting, financial, tax, or legal advice. Listeners should seek personalised guidance from qualified professionals before making any financial decisions. The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided. Listeners are responsible for their own financial decisions and should not rely solely on information from this podcast. Participation in the podcast does not establish a professional relationship, and information shared during calls is not confidential. By listening to this podcast, viewers acknowledge and accept these terms. If you do not agree, please refrain from listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.