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... to help you recover from, say, cancer or heart problems. It will pay up to 85% (depending on the insurer) of your gross salary for a prescribed period, such as two years. There is a waiting period of 30, 60 or 90 days before benefits kick in. The longer ...
... recent dividend: 6.117c Annual dividend yield: 2.85% Franking: 100% SG Fleet provides motor vehicle fleet management and salary packaging services in operations across Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. It began operating 30 years ago and ...
... fund is a great way to cut tax and boost your retirement savings. Any amount that you add on or take from your pre-tax salary is taxed at the low rate of 15%, so you're already winning by choosing an investment with a low tax rate. No matter how old ...
... about $20 billion a year on fees and charges, so it's best to stray from the crowd and opt for a low-fee fund. 3. Start salary sacrificing If you're disheartened by your current super balance, it's never too late to do something about it. Making extra ...
... still around, although they are mainly aimed at self-managed super funds (SMSFs) and "sophisticated" investors (an annual salary of $250,000 or a net worth of $2.5 million). For example, HCAP Asset Management (hcap.com.au), which has an Australian financial ...
... cash flow. Having a job will help. "To ensure you can successfully apply for the level of debt you need, use your wage or salary as cash flow evidence before quitting your job. Go to the lender after leaving work and the odds of getting a lease or a ...