Virtually no market reaction in offshore markets to last night’s Federal Budget, which has seen Fitch and Moody’s quickly out affirming their prevailing AAA sovereign ratings. We haven’t yet heard from Standard & Poor’s.

First home savers, downsizers and small business are the winners in Treasurer Scott Morrison’s second Budget – while taxpayers face […]

First home savers, downsizers and small business are winners in Federal Budget 2017.

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This year’s Federal Budget included some highly anticipated features and some real surprises. We’ve broken it down by sector.

The Federal Budget offered small business measures to boost competition, reduce red tape and extend the asset write-off.

First home savers, downsizers and small business are winners in Federal Budget 2017.

More for business customers and regional areas, but will the promise of red tape being cut ever be realised? Budget 2017 insight.

It was a busy budget this year for NAB customers, with a wide range of measures from infrastructure to education to Medicare. Alan Oster, NAB Group Chief Economist, shares his view and NAB’s long term growth outlook.

There are some great wins for business in this year’s Federal Budget. Cindy Batchelor, NAB Business Executive, shares what matters most.

As expected, the centerpiece of this Budget is increased infrastructure spending, a new Housing Affordability plan, Gonski 2.0 and increased emphasis on the “Operating Fiscal Balance” (“good” versus “bad” deficits).

This year’s Budget should give small businesses confidence to invest in themselves, says Leigh O’Neill, EGM, Business Direct & Small Business.