Eventus Financial Featured in News.com.au: Investor Borrowing Capacity Takes a 20% Hit Following Negative Gearing Changes

As Featured in News.com.au | Expert Commentary by Alex Veljancevski

Alex Veljancevski

Eventus Financial Founder and Director Alex Veljancevski has been featured in News.com.au, providing expert insights into how changes to negative gearing and tightening bank lending policies could significantly reduce property investors' borrowing capacity.

Following the 2026 Federal Budget, major lenders including Macquarie and Westpac began responding to changes in negative gearing rules, potentially impacting how much Australians can borrow to purchase established investment properties.

Alex highlighted that an investor earning $100,000 annually with no existing debt could see their borrowing capacity fall from $750,000 to $600,000, representing a 20% reduction in purchasing power.

The article explores the broader implications for property investors, including reduced borrowing capacity, uncertainty surrounding existing pre-approvals and the potential impact on investment property demand.

Alex's commentary reinforces Eventus Financial's expertise in investment lending, borrowing capacity assessments and helping Australians navigate changing bank policies and property market conditions.

Read the full article in News.com.au

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