Obeying the golden rule of selling before buying when it comes to real estate isn't always in your best interests. After months of looking, you find your dream home in a tightly held suburb at a great price and you want to snap it up before anyone ...
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The fortunes of listed fund managers tend to rise and fall in line with the markets. Consequently the past 12 months have seen the share prices of the largest listed fund managers on the ASX decline by between 30% to 70% from their 12 month highs. Pendal ...
The second Federal Budget of 2022 is nearly upon us, but with inflation still climbing and economic uncertainty abounding, what can we expect when Treasurer Jim Chalmers delivers his first Budget on October 25? That's the topic of discussion between ...
Rising inflation, higher interest rates and slowing economic growth all pose separate threats to the attractive dividends currently being paid by Australian companies. Income-hungry investors should also note that over 80% of Australian dividends are ...
Eight out of 10 buyers focus on borrowing power, energy warning sparks scramble for solar, and burglar alarms are no match for man's best friend. Here are five things you may have missed this week. Borrowing power tops homebuyers concerns NAB's ...
Economic concerns are once again growing as the possibility of recession becomes more real. In comments made earlier this week chief economist at the International Monetary Fund, Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas, indicated that tough times were ahead for the ...
If you're a property owner looking to pay off your home loan faster, opening an offset account can be beneficial. An offset account is a transactional account that is linked to your mortgage, and the balance in the account reduces the interest payable ...
Doing your own tax return? You're more likely to complain than those who get professional help. Each year millions of Australians lodge their annual tax return. Three out of four of us rely on the help of a tax agent, but the remainder are happy to ...
Right now, a triple-whammy of pressures are dramatically reducing the spending capacity of Australian households. But how much, exactly, are these inflationary costs affecting the average Australian family? Housing The Reserve Bank of Australia has ...
Australians made over 1.1 billion retail payments in August alone using their debit and credit cards which, according to the Reserve Bank, resulted in a total spend of roughly $76 billion. All of these payments come with a cost attached though. The ...
