KPMG has proposed superannuation reforms targeted at-home carers and recipients of paid parental leave to help close the gender gap. The KPMG Towards Gender Equity in Retirement report recommended the government consider adding superannuation contributions ...
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In "the good old days", there was no TV, no internet, no reality shows, no Netflix, no Stan, no Kayo, no The Mandalorian (the horror!), just sexism and billiards. In the good old days, after dinner, the men would retire to play snooker and talk business ...
Ten months in the making, 1000 pages long, and 57 recommendations: the Robodebt report is out, and the numbers are staggering. The Royal Commission's recent report into the failed Robodebt scheme is packed with figures. The most shameful is the 400,000-plus ...
It is futile for investors to predict Australian share market returns within six or 12 months - instead, they should look well beyond the one-year horizon to properly assess how shares are likely to perform. After the initial COVID-19 lockdowns in March ...
$400 million in COVID flight credits waiting to be claimed, one in four adults to pocket an insurance refund, and one in two Aussies fail to shop around to save. Here are five things you may have missed this week. $400 million in Qantas COVID credits ...
Small businesses are the backbone of the Australian economy. But for many budding entrepreneurs, it makes financial sense to be part of a franchise rather than start a venture from scratch. It can mean instant brand recognition that sets your business ...
The emergence of generative artificial intelligence (AI) tool ChatGPT late last year signalled a turning point in the understanding of how powerful AI could be. For the first time, everyone now has access to tangible evidence of the disruptive capabilities ...
The end of financial year sales are here, and with discounts of up to 70%, we show you where to find red hot deals plus tips to maximise savings. Who doesn't love a bargain? With savings of around $800 on computers, 70% off fashion, and homewares selling ...
Plastic may still be fantastic for the majority of Australians, but that might not be the case for long as people increasingly reach for their smartphones over their physical credit and debit cards when it comes to paying at the register. More than ...
The number of Australians seeking financial counselling has surged by 30% as rising interest rates and high levels of inflation continue to strain their finances. In the first five months, the National Debt Helpline recorded 13,000 more calls than during ...
