The Federal Budget is early this year; it's on March 29. That's because an election is due by May at the latest so the government wants to get the Budget passed in good time to take all the credit for everything contained within it. The problem ...
First-home buyers should be able to use their super as collateral for a home, the inquiry into housing affordability and supply in Australia has recommended. The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Tax and Revenue tabled its report following ...
Crypto's canine-focused meme coins have certainly captured our attention, despite their restricted utility, but it remains to be seen whether you can teach an old dog new tricks. After bitcoin and Ethereum, Dogecoin is arguably the world's best-known ...
If you find yourself among the lucky ones whose homes have been valued stratospherically in the past three years, you might be sitting on a huge sum of home equity that you can put towards your next investment. Called home equity line of credit home ...
When I was a child, my mother Rosemary would tell me she wanted to leave my father, but said she had no money to do it. My dad controlled the purse strings. Everything was in his name: the house, the bank account and the car. She had to ask him for ...
US hikes interest rates, peer pressure drives 4 million into debt, new product launches with guaranteed 7% returns. Here are five things you may have missed this week. US Fed raises rates The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will no doubt be closely ...
Have you saved up enough money for retirement? What happens to your super if you decide to return to the workforce? This week Money's managing editor, Julia Newbould, speaks with Money senior journalist Vita Palestrant about superannuation and the ...
There was a time when five of us were were hired at a large corporation at the same time - two men and three women, all with similar experience and similar levels in the organisation. One night at after-work drinks we started talking about our salaries ...
Dear Paul, I am 23 and emigrating to Japan to start my first job after graduating from university. I will be away for at least a year and possibly five years or more, then return to Australia. I have a $48,000 student debt and $20,000 in blue-chip Australian ...
It's never easy starting over - especially after what has been a very difficult few years for many Australians. From the raging bushfires of 2019 to COVID-19 and most recently, record flooding across eastern Australia - many people's lives and ...
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