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SMSF Borrowing Rules Have Changed: The New LRBA Rules Explained

SMSF Borrowing Rules Have Changed: The New LRBA Rules Explained

by Richard Crabb | CEO | Senior Property Advisor | PIPA Vice Chair | Jul 28, 2026 | Strategic Insights

Strategic Insights · Market UpdateSMSF Borrowing Rules Have Changed: The New LRBA Rules ExplainedThe ATO published its updated LRBA guidance today. From 10 August 2026, new SMSF borrowing arrangements are limited to business real property. Here is what the...
New or established: the decision most investors make in the wrong order

New or established: the decision most investors make in the wrong order

by Richard Crabb | CEO | Senior Property Advisor | PIPA Vice Chair | Jul 28, 2026 | Strategic Insights

ASPIRE Strategic Insights · Portfolio strategyNew or established: the decision most investors make in the wrong orderBoth asset types can build wealth. Both can disappoint. The difference is almost never the property itself, and it is almost always the strategy...
The SMSF residential borrowing ban, explained: what we know so far

The SMSF residential borrowing ban, explained: what we know so far

by Richard Crabb | CEO | Senior Property Advisor | PIPA Vice Chair | Jun 26, 2026 | Media & Commentary

What investor sentiment is really telling you in 2026, and what it gets wrong about timing

What investor sentiment is really telling you in 2026, and what it gets wrong about timing

by Richard Crabb | CEO | Senior Property Advisor | PIPA Vice Chair | Jun 23, 2026 | Strategic Insights

Every year the property industry pores over investor sentiment data, and every year it draws the wrong lesson from it. Sentiment is worth reading closely. It tells you what is weighing on people who own property, and where pressure is building. What it does not tell...
Construction Loan Interest and the Vacant Land Tax Rules

Construction Loan Interest and the Vacant Land Tax Rules

by Richard Crabb | CEO | Senior Property Advisor | PIPA Vice Chair | Jun 23, 2026 | Strategic Insights

Strategic Insights · Tax Ruling ExplainedConstruction Loan Interest and the Vacant Land Tax RulesSection 26-102 denies interest on the land while you build. TR 2023/3 confirms it does not reach interest on the construction itself. Here is the Ruling, paragraph...
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