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 ...
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In theory dividends should always be paid out of profits. It is how companies pass back some of their success to their shareholders. Companies must choose how much of their profits to pay out as dividends and how much to keep to reinvest in the business. ...
About the fund HESTA is a superannuation fund for people who work in and around the healthcare, medical and community-based health care sectors throughout Australia but it is also open to anyone else who wants to join it. It has been operating since ...
The new year began very poorly for sharemarkets. In the first week, the US market had its worst week since September 2011, with the S&P500 Index tumbling by 6%. One probably has to go back to the postwar period to find a worse start to the calendar ...
April Fools' Day is fast approaching and for those with health insurance it means that a change in premiums is about to take effect. We don't yet know what that change will be; in 2014 and 2015 the industry-average premium (what we pay month-to-month ...
This week Money asks FIIG where to invest and its pick is ANZ's Basel III compliant subordinated bond. Since the start of the year, there has been a distinct, 'risk off' focus by investors. Bank and resource shares have declined dramatically ...
A lot of people will ask about a store's return policy before making a purchase and are probably used to the fact that many retailers might not offer you a refund for a product if you change your mind. But what happens if a product is faulty? Generally ...
Spending a little money to buy "peace of mind" is an appealing idea. But there are plenty of insurance or warranty products that seem to offer that feeling of peacefulness and very little else. Here are a few things to look out for: The add-on sales ...
Most of us will enter retirement with a mortgage. It's not ideal but, as the average age of a first home buyer is 37.2 years, a 30-year term could mean more years remain on your home loan than you have left in the workplace. Unless you want to be ...
In a low-growth environment, major banks provide an attractive, fully franked dividend yield trading at between 7.5% (CBA) and 9.5% (ANZ). The continued uncertainty of future regulatory capital requirements, dividend sustainability and concerns of a ...
