I've just got married to amazing man. And it was an amazing day that our 200 or so guests enjoyed. The best part? Because we set a budget of $5000 to begin with, after the celebrations were done we were debt free and still happy. What was our secret? ...
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... Hayne slammed the regulators for failing to deliver appropriate punishment. "The conduct regulator, ASIC, rarely went to court to seek public denunciation of and punishment for misconduct. The prudential regulator, APRA, never went to court," the commissioner ...
... These days super is treated like any other asset to be divided by the partners either by agreement or, if that fails, by court order. All assets and liabilities are thrown into the pool that is to be divvied up, including the family home, other real ...
One day the mollycoddling will end and the kids will be responsible for themselves My first mode of transport was a Honda C70 step-through motorcycle. The 70 stood for 70 cubic inches of raw power. That bike got me through my first year at university ...
Recent leadership instability in the national government has shortened the odds of a Labor Party victory at the next federal election. Labor has proposed significant changes to property taxes if it wins government, the implications of which if implemented ...
... legislation and the most effective ways to resolve a problem. But they can be costly, particularly if the disputes end up in court. Ideally, it is best to avoid any strata problems and here are some tips to do this. Faulty building works Buy into an ...
... Credit-specific information includes credit inquiries, credit payment defaults and serious credit infringements like bankruptcies, court orders and judgements. As of July 1, 2018, the big four banks will be required by law to provide positive payment ...
How can you pay 1% less on your mortgage while your parents earn 1% more on their savings? Get your parents to put their spare cash in your offset account. It's something that Money's chief commentator, Paul Clitheroe, has been doing for some ...
Australian women are still paying a monthly tax for being female almost 20 years after the introduction of the GST, writes Sharyn McCowen. And it's bloody annoying. More than half of goods and services purchased in Australia, including sunscreen ...
... request to review the fine. So although it is worth a shot, don't get your hopes up! You can then elect to take the matter to court but if you know you were speeding or ran a traffic light, the best course of action is simply to pay up.
