This report was sponsored by BT but was independently researched and written. Out of the blue you get some shock news that forces you out of the workforce. A company restructuring could mean you are facing a redundancy; or you receive unexpected news ...
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Although June 30 is nearly upon us, there is still time to review your financial situation and see if there are any actions you can take that will make a difference to your tax position. The most important areas to look at before the end of the financial ...
From next Monday insurance companies are approaching genetic testing differently. If you have had a genetic test, what does it mean for you? More Australians are signing up for genetic tests and part of the reason has to do with the price. In 2008 a ...
If I told you that I planned to retire in my early 30s, would you believe me? Understandably, this is an audacious goal, but one I've been working towards, alongside my husband, since my early 20s. It even has a name, too: FIRE. FIRE (Financial Independence ...
The last time I sat down to sort out my tax affairs for my accountant I was shocked at how often I'd traded shares over the past two years. I'm still not sure why I was such an active trader but after reading a paper on investor bias from Russell ...
... superannuation groups that source most of their business from their tied and aligned advisers are in deep strategic trouble. By implication, this means super's default product disposition is to now become direct distribution supported possibly by independent ...
Do we have a debt bubble? Bubble might be a tad emotive but suffice to say we are borrowed to the gills. Household debt has been steadily rising in Australia for the past 30 years, even after the GFC, which saw debt fall in other developed economies. ...
Parents need to plan well ahead to ease the financial burden of their kids' education, whether it's public or private No matter whether you're sending your child to an elite private school or the local government school, you're going ...
Q. I am 72, single (divorced) and own a mortgage-free home worth around $1.5 million. I have $610,000 in an industry super fund. I receive $14,000 a year from an overseas pension and I also receive $14,000 a year from passive income. I have $67,000 ...
Redundancy, bereavement, investments gone bad, failed businesses, a divorce, sickness or being a carer can leave people struggling to pay the bills. Often, it is honest, hardworking people who have fallen on bad luck that can lead them to accumulate ...
