Unlike the more esoteric about what happens to a human's soul after death, the answer to the question posed in the title to this article is far easier to answer. But more on that shortly. Some of us may find it morbid to contemplate shuffling off our ...
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Of all the investment choices available, few evoke more passionate responses than gold. Views on gold as an investment are polarisers and tend to be more a matter of philosophy rather than fact. People either love it or hate it. Gold makes up 10% of ...
At some point, every small business has to increase prices to keep up with the cost of doing business or to stay solvent. A report from accounting software provider MYOB shows that for almost a third of small businesses in Australia, pricing will be ...
There are a lot of misconceptions about the stockmarket. Myths and false wisdom abound. In this article we plan to bust some of these myths and guide readers toward a more common-sense approach. Myth No. 1: The stockmarket is comparatively risky Let's ...
One of the great joys of small business is the freedom to be your own boss. This autonomy comes at a cost, however, and it often involves taking on uncomfortable tasks such as chasing up slow-moving debtors when you're owed money. Invoice consistency ...
The Australian dollar has been holding steady around US75c, hitting an eight-month high of US76c on Monday. Only last week, Saxo Bank's Steen Jakobsen suggested it was boom time for the Australian currency and was betting on the Australian dollar reaching ...
Tax scams have been around for several years. As each scam is publicised, scammers adopt new techniques to lure unsuspecting taxpayers into either paying fictitious debts or handing over personal information. The latest scam is the most aggressive and ...
It's never too early to plan your overseas holiday. In fact the earlier you get in, the more money you are likely to save on accommodation, airfares and car hire, particularly if you're travelling during the high season. Yes, you might snaffle some ...
"Follow the bouncing ball" was a technique of singing to lyrics that were displayed as onscreen subtitles, in sync with the actual beat and rhythm of the song. It is also apt for the current state of taxation policy. In the lead-up to the Federal elections ...
If you are in love, usually the last thing on your mind is setting up a pre-nuptial agreement with your partner. But with Australia's high divorce rate - around 28% of marriages - it makes sense to consider one. A pre-nup is binding financial agreement ...
