Downsizing and putting the extra funds into super may not leave you better off If you are weighing up the federal government's new downsizer incentive, to start on July 1, take care. The new measure encourages people aged over 65 to sell their home ...
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1. How do I decide if buying a property through my SMSF is right for me? By Kimberlee Brown, Director with H&R Block SMSF Solutions Having an SMSF is usually all about having greater control over your super, but with this comes a serious set of responsibilities ...
Bitcoin has enjoyed an extraordinary surge in both value and public attention recently. The rise in the price of a bitcoin in US dollars over the past few years has certainly created a strong divergence of views. Most commentators seem to fall firmly ...
From insurance to interest-only loans, we answer 20 frequently asked questions on investing in property. 1. Should I buy my first home before investing in property? The great Aussie dream has always been to own a home but it's not always the best ...
Looking to cash in on the property boom? If you've already got an investment property or own your own home, there might be a way to take advantage of soaring property costs without having to purchase a new property. Subdividing is the gaining traction ...
Do I pay off my HECS-HELP loan or save? With an interest rate equal to the inflation rate, this is one of the cheapest debts around. So if you have any other debts, pay them off first. If not, then you'd be better off saving, provided your net return ...
Secure long-term employment with benefits, rising wages, affordable homes and the introduction of super gave many baby boomers the means to own a home and accumulate wealth. But in just one generation things are starting to fray. There's no shortage ...
Car insurance 1. Buy online and save Increasingly, insurers are offering online savings to shoppers who obtain a quote and subsequently purchase their insurance policy online. Some insurers will offer as much as $50 cash off, while others offer a flat ...
Dear Paul, Can you please explain the taxation implications for purchasing shares "in trust" for children (below the age of 18)? Who receives the franking credits? Parents holding the shares in trust or the children? If the children receive the franking ...
So you and your partner have decided to make the big leap and move in together. While this arrangement provides much to look forward to, you have probably already realised that there is a lot more to it than just moving your stuff to a new place and ...
