Six months after the introduction of deferrals, many Australians who requested one are now starting to resume their repayments for their deferred loans. According to data released by Australia's banking regulator, the Australian Prudential Regulatory ...
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October is historically one of the most volatile months for markets and indeed this was the case. The calendar quickly turned over to November, historically one of the best months post a U.S election. Naturally, investors are asking, 'what now' and ...
Before COVID-19, Australia's $1 billion car hire industry was in a period of growth as increased travel and positive business confidence encouraged demand. And according to researcher IBISWorld, consumers had become savvier in booking hire cars ...
When we think about DIY, we think about saving money. With the economic hardship dumped on us by COVID-19, it could seem like the way to go when managing or selling property. But is it truly worth it? The answer is either possibly, no, or not if you ...
In the not too distant past, peer-to-peer (P2P) lending was seen by some investors as a way to fund (and earn interest from) loans at any time, at any size, at any investment grade and at any interest rate. If a borrower was willing to accept or be ...
Tax minimisation is typically something you focus on more during your working years, but there are still some basic things you should be aware of approaching and during retirement. First off, if you earned less than $18,200, you won't pay tax so ...
As the mother from ABC TCV's Further Back in Time For Dinner, Carol Ferrone and her family have lived through each decade from the 1900s to 1940s. Carol, husband Peter and their children Julian, Sienna and Olivia took the changing times in their stride ...
Only half of us would be able to dip into personal savings if we found ourselves swimming in credit card debt, research by Finder shows. The survey of 825 credit card holders found that, when confronted by credit card debt, 18% of people would turn ...
October 31 is the last day to lodge your tax return if you're doing it yourself. If you have a tax agent, however, the lodgment date is May 15, 2021. Here are five tips to ensure you don't sell yourself short this tax season. 1. Maximise your ...
Regardless of who wins in November, Australia won't escape the fallout from the presidential election, writes Annette Sampson. Can lightning strike twice? It would be a brave punter who ruled out US President Donald Trump after the failure of the ...
