Working in London, New York or other global financial centres is a rite of passage for many local executives, but one that will soon come with a tax penalty.
A return to the pre-1999 inflation-adjusted capital gains tax discount model may not lead to intergenerational equity improvements the government desires.
Without some heavy lifting, even those on high pay are unlikely to hit $2 million in super by 67, the level needed for a luxurious post-work lifestyle.
Operation Epic Fury in Iran shows no signs of letting up. The hostilities are causing many Australian expats to return home, where a financial shock may await them.