After the shock of the early release of superannuation scheme's COVID-19 amendment, the superannuation sector can breathe a sigh of relief that government hasn't introduced a mechanism to allow members to divert their super savings into a deposit ...
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Home-and-land packages with generous government grants and benefits can seem very appealing to first home buyers. But before signing up it's a good idea to research the market thoroughly and compare the costs of a new build to those of buying an ...
The financial world is becoming more complex to handle on your own, so building a team of experts can help you break free from money worries and get ahead financially. The catch is that most - though not all - finance professionals expect to be paid. ...
Aussies turn their backs on bank branches in the wake of COVID, and Nimble releases a new card that tailors the interest rate to the user. Here are five things you might have missed this week. Nimble's new card Aussie lender Number is launching ...
Hands up if you know how to host a livestream event! If, like me, you have watched an event broadcast "live" on Facebook or on YouTube, it sounds as if hosting a livestream is as simple as pressing a magical green button and, shazam!, your event is ...
There's more to life than soldiering on in the workforce - earning and spending - well into your 60s, according to a growing number of Australians who aim to retire much earlier. They want financial freedom and more happiness from following their ...
Women and younger people have been urged to rebuild their superannuation, and ESG superannuation funds go under the microscope. Plus, Aussie workers can now be paid their salary in Bitcoin. Here are five things you might have missed this week. Rest ...
Natalie Isaacs is the founder and CEO of 1 Million Women, Natalie has worked over the past 12 years to achieve her goal of mobilising a million women into environmental action - the number has reached 950,000 so far. She believes one small action multiplied ...
ASIC is taking Westpac to the Federal Court, alleging it sold junk credit insurance to 384 customers that did not want it and whose accounts were unlawfully debited to pay for the premiums. The corporate regulator has exposed dodgy sales of add-on insurance ...
The Federal Court has imposed a $7 million penalty on Commonwealth Bank for charging higher interest rates on business overdraft accounts than what it advised its customers over a four-year period. Following an investigation by ASIC, CBA admitted to ...
