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... that people are looking for - that might be career progression or remuneration - but if you put two jobs with the same salary and same career opportunities next to each other, but one's got more flexibility, which one are you going to choose?" Less ...
... returns, but few ever really analyse the numbers for their own situation. The fact that you can contribute to super through salary sacrifice, to the limit of $27,500 a year, is one thing. But, as you know, this adds greatly to compound returns. I would ...
... particular if a home deposit is your goal. If you don't need the money, consider topping up your super, preferably through salary sacrifice. Maybe start an investment into a low-cost, managed fund or exchange traded fund (ETF), with extra monthly ...
... holidays or even weekends. Businesses are allowed to do pass on surcharges on special days in order to cover additional salary costs, but unlike card surcharges which need to be displayed in the price if they are unavoidable, there's a special carve ...
... pay 32.5 cents in tax. But if you can find some spare cash each month and tell your employer to pay that into super as a salary sacrifice contribution, you'll only pay 15 cents per dollar for that contribution. "In other words, you will halve the ...
... dollars if you use it wisely. Offset accounts can be used like a bank account, where you keep your savings and deposit your salary. Lenders offer an offset account mostly on variable-rate mortgages, and sometimes, fixed-rate mortgages, and it is important ...