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Budget Turns Back the Clock

Australian Treasurer Wayne Swan turned back the clock to a time of large spending and big budget deficits when he announced his second Federal Budget would come in with a projected A$57bn shortfall.aussieproperty.com Chairman Steve Douglas is presenting a series of seminars in Asia, Middle East, UK & USA throughout May & June 2009 to cover all the announcements and analyse the possible outcomes.Click here to review the seminar schedule and reserve your seat in the city nearest you.
Dual deficits of A$57bn in 2009-10 and 2010-11 underpin the Rudd Governments attempt to spend their way out of recession in Australia.

After the Howard Government streered Australia to debt free status in 2007, the prospect of moving to a peak Government debt of A$300bn looms on the horizon.

Significant spending on infrastructure projects, educaiton and health lead the outlays in an attempt to make Australia ready for recovery and move back to prosperity.

In our Annual Budget Review Seminar we will cover all the changes announced and assess their potential impact for expatriates and property investors.

We will also cover how property markets, interest rates and currency may be influenced.

it is a long time since we have seen Australia be in a deficit budget and it is expected to remain in the red until 2015-16.

Don't miss the opportunity to get a close look at the Budget when aussieproperty.com visits your area.

Click here to view the schedule and reserve your seat.  
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