Top 50 share buys and property hotspots for 2018 2018 shaping up as a challenging year for investors, so we've named the top 50 locations for property investment and 50 of the best shares for 2018, from Newcastle to Nick Scali. Four ways to pay ...
It isn't often that the taxman delivers good news but in a potential win for tradies and small businesses, the ATO is proposing to relax some of the tax rules around the private use of work utes. Typically, the government imposes fringe benefits tax ...
Negatively geared investors should be very wary about taking on any more risk in 2018. Why? Because change could be on the way, according to Michael Hutton, head of wealth management at HLB Mann Judd Sydney. He says property investors, especially those ...
Reporting season is underway in Australia companies listed on the ASX, where companies share updates on their earnings and their outlooks, so we answer two of the most-asked questions Why do companies report twice a year? ASX-listed companies must report ...
Don't kid yourself about how much you need in retirement. It is the one time in your life when you need plenty of money. Retired men can expect to live to 86 and women to 90, longer than previous generations because of medical advances and healthier ...
Imagine a world where you didn't own "stuff", but instead chose to rent or share everything with your community. That includes your car, kitchen utensils, caravan, space and even your pets. Welcome to the future, with experts predicting that by 2030 ...
Gender equality gives investments an edge Investing in companies top heavy with men - particularly at the board level - could be letting your portfolio down. It is better to go for companies with plenty of women throughout the company and in top roles ...
Thought interest rates on savings accounts couldn't go lower? The big four banks have proved us all wrong. Since the turn of the year, maximum interest rates have fallen by 10 basis points on Westpac's eSaver and by four basis points on Commonwealth ...
Q. I live in Perth. I am 41 years old and earn $121,000, excluding super, in a full-time job. My employer contributes 10% super. My wife is 42, earning $34,000 part time. We have two kids, aged 13 and 17. We migrated to Australia in 2007. Our home is ...
The year is set to get off to an exciting start with the commencement of real-time payments in February. This will enable virtually instantaneous payments - clearing times will be a thing of the past. Payments will also be possible using new forms of ...
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