Appearances can be deceptive, especially when it comes to wealth. Are the couple who have a flashy car, beautifully renovated home and kids at private school and enjoy overseas holidays as prosperous as they look? Or are those trappings of fabulous ...
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One of the most effective tax breaks of recent years has been the instant $20,000 asset write-off scheme for small businesses. Under that tax break, small businesses are able to claim an immediate tax deduction for all assets acquired for use in the ...
Key statistics: ASX: MTR Closing share price 22.03.17: $2.660 52-week high: $4.610 52-week low: $2.580 Most recent dividend: 5c Annual dividend yield: 3.96% Franking: 100% A tale of two contrasting segments What's new? As evidenced by Mantra Group's ...
Entering your credit card details when shopping online is always a risk and it's easy to become complacent. "We're becoming more and more trusting of the internet and its security measures, and while websites work hard to ensure customers' ...
Customer-owned institutions are taking on traditional banks with sharp deals but it still pays to shop around With changing home loan rates, there is a mass of financial products floating around the banking space competing for business. It's become ...
If you're shopping online and a deal seems too good to be true, you may have stumbled on a scammer masquerading as a legitimate online retailer, warns the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. Australians have this year contacted the ACCC's ...
Couples who rent in retirement will need more than $1.1 million in assets, half a million more than debt-free homeowners, according to the latest research from the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA). This larger super balance can ...
If your Facebook feed is full of photos of lavish holidays and luxury cars but you cry poor at tax time, the tax office could have you in its sights, writes Sharyn McCowen. The ATO is turning to improved data tracking methods as well as less conventional ...
Australians are being urged to review their banking after new research shows nearly 40% are still with the same bank they signed up with as a child. A survey of 2026 customers reveals two in five are still with the bank their parents set them up with ...
Going to work is an expensive business Going to work can be an expensive business. It costs an average $179 a month ($2148 a year) for two-way travel and $129 a month ($1548 a year) for lunches, according to research by the insurance company ING Direct. ...
