Capital gains tax. Land value tax. Interest deductibility. Wealth taxes. The 2026 election is loud. This episode cuts through it — six parties, five investor categories, one practical framework for deciding whether any of it should change what you're doing with your money.

In this episode:

• The at-a-glance investor scorecard: National, ACT, NZ First, Labour, the Greens, and the Opportunity Party rated across wealth building, property investment, high income, business, and tax position
• National and ACT: what continuity of current settings actually means for property investors, and why interest deductibility and the 2-year brightline test matter
• NZ First: the compulsory KiwiSaver from birth proposal — and why the minor dwelling policy is a direct win for existing property owners
• Labour's capital gains tax on NZ investment property from 1 July 2026: what it covers, what's exempt, and why existing gains aren't touched
• The Greens' wealth tax, capital acquisition tax, and reversal of interest deductibility — who it actually affects and who it doesn't
• The Opportunity Party's land value tax: why an annual tax on land value is fundamentally different from CGT — and what a projected 10–15% drop in property prices means for your portfolio
• The election cycle data: why there are 10% fewer buyers in the NZ market in the 6 months before an election — and 10% more in the 6 months after

Policies are promises, not certainties. Coalition governments negotiate. Make decisions on today's rules — not tomorrow's what-ifs.

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