“So income protection is obviously tax deductible.”

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explained that income protection premiums are tax deductible when taken in a personal name

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“One thing people often don't realize is things like income protection, uh, when paid in your own personal name can be a tax deductible, um, expense for yourself personally, which means, you know, for a high income earner, potentially with not a lot of deductions, um, you know, every single dollar that they're spending on income protection can actually reduce...”
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“When we combine this with our other tax cuts and the $1,000 instant tax deduction”
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Said on Australian Parliament: House of Representatives
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“Number two would be paying principal and interest repayments on your tax-deductible debt when you also have owner-occupied debt… preserve that, don’t pay it off”
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“When the market is down, we leave the diversified stock portfolio alone. We take your income out of your safe, protected accounts that have not lost any money.”
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