2020-2021 Federal Budget – the COVID-19 recovery
2020 Budget: The ‘COVID-19 Recovery’ proposed measures | Key numbers explained | Economic and investment considerations
The economic, financial, physical, mental and emotional issues that have arisen due to the COVID-19 pandemic—which immediately followed the devastating bushfires and drought—have undoubtedly been felt by many of us. Importantly, during this difficult time, the Government has provided, and continues to provide, much-needed support to many Australian individuals, households and businesses. The Government’s recently delivered 2020-21 Federal Budget is no exception and aims to extend upon this support. The Budget priorities, and resulting announced proposed measures, contained in the Government’s ‘COVID-19 Economic Recovery Plan’, focus on rebuilding our economy, creating jobs and securing Australia’s future.
Below is an article covering the main proposed measures that may be relevant to you and your personal finances, plus two videos that may be of interest if you want to know more.
Please contact us if you wish to discuss any aspect of this year’s Budget or how it may affect you.
2020 Budget: The ‘COVID-19 Recovery’ proposed measures
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg delivered the 2020-21 Federal Budget on 6 October 2020. We provide you with an overview of the main proposed measures that may be relevant to you and your personal finances.
2020 Budget: Key numbers explained
In the 2020-21 Federal Budget, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced many proposed measures, ABC News’ political correspondent, Greg Jennett, explains the key numbers behind some of these measures.
2020 Budget: Economic and investment considerations
Deloitte Access Economics’ Chris Richardson and Burman Invest’s Julia Lee discuss their thoughts on the 2020-21 Federal Budget, especially in relation to the level of debt that has been announced.
