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Phil is planning to retire early, but the more he invests, the more tax he has to pay on the dividends. Is there a way around this?
Australians who have super with AMP are set to save money after the fund slashed its fees by up to 30%.
Aussies are known for being laidback, but we can't afford to be ambivalent about retirement. So what would it take to get you to genuinely engage with your super?
New investors should be on notice as they prepare to lodge their first tax return since investing, the tax office has warned.
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