Nicki: I'm 32 with no dependants and earn around $70,000 gross a year. The only assets I have are my vehicle, jewellery and electronics. My super is $86,000 and I have a HECS debt of around $26,000, and around $30,000 of personal loans and credit card ...
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Here's a company that says it can take over and solve all your money and debt management problems. Can't pay your bills on time? Don't know how to budget? Harassed by debt collectors? Run out of money midweek? Credit cards maxed? MyBudget ...
Let's face facts. We're all going to die some day. While we may hope that day is a long way off, the reality is that accidents happen and people get sick, so sometimes the day comes sooner than we expect. You need to ask yourself, if that does ...
The new, actively managed Henderson Global Equity Income Fund invests in 50 to 80 global companies that pay strong dividends. While global yields are typically lower than those paid by Australian companies - because other markets don't have franking ...
Despite the Reserve Bank cutting the cash rate to a record low of 2% in May, credit card interest rates have hardly moved, with the current average sitting at 19.75%. The large gap was the focus of a senate estimates hearing earlier in the week, with ...
Money editor Effie Zahos recently facilitated the launch of the latest ANZ Survey of Adult Financial Literacy in Australia. The survey revealed a number of interesting findings and that overall, Australians remain relatively cautious compared with the ...
The Australian Government guarantees deposits up to $250,000 in authorised deposit-taking institutions (ADIs) such as your bank, building society or credit union. This includes mortgage offset accounts (either 100% or partial offset) that are separate ...
What a difference a year makes. Following on the heels of Treasurer Joe Hockey's unpopular austerity budget last year, this year's effort felt very different, with an emphasis on spending instead of cuts, fairness instead of harshness. The recipe ...
What sort of tax system do we as a nation want? Is the tax burden fair? Is the system too complex? These are some of the big questions asked by Treasurer Joe Hockey in late March as he launched the government's long-promised review of our tax system. ...
ANZ and Westpac in firing line over advice ANZ and Westpac are the latest banks to be caught up in financial advice troubles. ANZ announced last month that it will pay $30 million in compensation to around 8500 clients. The bank failed to provide these ...
