Locked in by the Federal Government, this year's 4.41% industry-average hike to private health insurance prices is the highest rise since 2017. A gut-punch to already-struggling households, who've been balancing budget pressure from all directions ...
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Coles in court over fake discounts, the simple money question one in four Aussies can't answer, and why good money management could boost your love life. Here are five things you may have missed this week. ACCC takes Coles to court over fake discounts ...
... $1,020,000. Unless they are drawing down more than their earnings, the asset base may slightly increase and so will the dollar amount of their 4% drawdown. This provides some offset to increases in the cost of living. Superannuation funds have had strong ...
... again. That shift matters more than most people realise. Historically, 70 cents has been the sweet spot for the Aussie dollar. When it's around the mid-60 cents, Australia effectively imports inflation. Fuel, electronics, cars and everyday goods ...
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Australian families face a triple hit to bills this year as three decisions line up: the Reserve Bank's first cash-rate call on February 2-3, annual private health insurance premium changes from April 1, and electricity default prices from July ...
For those in or approaching retirement, Australia really is the lucky country. With compulsory super to build retirement savings, many retirees now have half a million dollars, or more, in their nest egg. While our super nest eggs are healthier than ...
... a Campbell's Soup exec allegedly trashing his own products, to a fake Eli Lilly tweet promising free insulin, to an Aussie activist's hoax that wiped hundreds of millions off Whitehaven Coal. And yes, even a torn Nike sneaker has managed to shake ...
... it's not reducing inequality." O'Halloran welcomed measures like the LISTO increase and higher taxes on multimillion-dollar balances, but said they barely scratch the surface. "The most targeted thing we could do to cut retirement poverty is ...
If you can't remember the last time you checked your super balance (or who your fund even is) you're not alone. New research from AMP has found that more than one in four Australians have never engaged with their super fund, and almost half ...
