The day of romance and roses is almost here! Money magazine and our friends at Mr Roses are giving you the chance to win a $200 gift card ahead of Valentine's Day! Founded by James Stevens, Mr Roses has searched high and low for the world's ...
If you own a rental property, you can claim a deduction for any borrowing expenses that you incurred in arranging finance to purchase it. These are costs (over and above the normal tax-deductible interest on the loan), such as: Loan establishment fees ...
Several major superannuation funds such as UniSuper, Aware Super, and Equip Super continue to invest in global weapons companies despite growing concerns among members, particularly as the Israel-Hamas war escalates. This includes France's Thales ...
Paying for goods and services with a card or phone is becoming the norm, and carrying around cash has become a rarity. But for homeless people who rely on cash donations to get by, times are getting tougher. According to the Reserve Bank, there's $1.1 ...
Inflation to ease mortgage pain, the nation's most expensive number plate, and tax hikes cripple Australia's favourite tipples. Here are five money stories you may have missed this week. Relief in sight for homeowners The easing rise in the ...
Annual inflation in December 2023 was 4.1%, down from 5.4% the previous quarter, but still above the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) 2-3% target band. This marks the fourth consecutive quarter of declining annual inflation, down from a peak of ...
From February 1, 2024, Australian companies with 100 or more employees will be required to publish their median gender pay gap between male and female employees. The Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) will publish the first set of private sector ...
While at high school in Adelaide, Step One founder Greg Taylor hankered to play cricket. His dream was to represent Australia, but after the South Australian Sports Institute visited one day to check out the school's talent, he received three offers ...
Dear Paul, I have put aside two lots of $50,000 in cash ($100,000 total) for each of my children to use for either a wedding or house deposit in the coming years. Currently, the cash is hidden in fireproof satchels in a home safe. I'm concerned ...
Chances are you've heard about 'the great intergenerational wealth transfer '. It's all about the $3.5 trillion in wealth that the baby boomers will pass on through inheritances over the next 30 years. An inheritance is always welcome. ...
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