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Income-tested Centrelink customers with money to invest have dodged a very nasty bullet and will benefit significantly from the 12-month extension to the deeming rate freeze. Here’s why …
Q+A: Tired of branch closures and shoddy service? Looking for a new bank? Here’s why you might find better deals and a far superior customer experience with one of the second-tier lenders.
DEBTMAN: The closer you get to retirement, the more you probably find June 30 more important than December 31, especially given the generous tax breaks on concessional super contributions. Here’s how it works.
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Jim Chalmers has conveniently drop-kicked a cut in almost 880,000 pensions and allowances past the next election, but a big proportion of Centrelink customers will get a little extra from the Federal Budget.
Could your pampered pooch be holding you back from securing a mortgage? The answer, surprisingly, is yes.
A key trait has helped the longtime CEO of holding company Berkshire Hathaway become the world’s seventh richest man, according to a Harvard University leadership expert.
Contrary to what some may think, a million-dollar paycheck does not necessarily come with a problem-free pass.
A significant number of Australians heading into retirement may not have enough superannuation and may need to invest more in higher-risk assets so they can live comfortably in retirement.
All of us baby boomers should get ready for more bashing during Federal Budget week when we’ll be reminded just how lucky we were to be brought up in a time when property was so cheap and life was so carefree.
Making a profit on the sale of an investment property can have you breaking out the champagne. But the taxman also wants his share. Here’s the hacks you need to know to soften the blow.
Q+A: Changes to how the government applies indexation to HECS and HELP debts may be about to change, but how the banks view the annual burden doesn’t, especially if you’re saving for your first home.
Scammers are causing over 600,000 complaints and approximately $2.7 billion in financial losses. This is how they do it.
Perpetual to focus on funds management after offloading corporate trustee and wealth advisory arms for $2.18b.
Q+A: When your employer is required to put money into your fund can wreak havoc for those trying to take advantage of personal contribution tax breaks. Here’s what the law says and how you can work around it.
DEBTMAN: If you instantly add tens of thousands of extra buyers into the property market, who could seriously argue that it wouldn’t lead to a spike in property prices? The Liberals, apparently.