James Kirby

That was Daniel Shrimsky, the CEO of Vanguard Australia.

Very good.

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As you can see, sometimes the questions are there for a while, but then I find the ideal person to answer them.

OK, today's show was produced by Leah Samaglou and our email is themoneypuzzle at theaustralian.com.au.

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Hello, welcome to the Australians Money Puzzle podcast.

I'm James Kirby.

Welcome aboard, everybody.

You might be a little frustrated, perhaps confused, perhaps with the leaks that are sort of rolling, streaming out from Parliament House over next week's budget, which comes in next Tuesday, May 12.

And we'll do a special post budget with Will Hamilton on May 14.

These leaks are signalling there will be a substantial crackdown on capital gains tax and negative gearing, which is going to hit property for sure.

So today we're going to look beyond property, what you may not have previously considered as a diversified investor and also inside share markets, inside shares, if you like.

Part of the outcome, perhaps, of this CGT change is that it's distinctly possible that

value stocks or high dividend paying stocks become even more attractive under this regime.

I don't know if that's necessarily a good thing.

We'll talk about that to my guest.

Today is Jack Tussle, a financial advisor with the Partners Wealth Group.

He created quite a stir the last time he was on the show for a few things he said.

How are you, Jack?