Are big changes on the way to the tax deductions you can claim? Is the federal government about to abolish your ability to claim deductions for work-related expenses? In a recent report, the tax ombudsman, the Inspector-General of Taxation, suggested ...
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More and more Australians are becoming renters for life. Property prices have far outpaced wage increases in recent years and limited the number of people who can afford to buy homes, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne. Even the recent price falls ...
Even if you're one of the fortunate few who seems innately talented at everything you attempt, there are many aspects of property investing that require a professional eye. It takes years, sometimes decades, of professional practice to acquire the skills ...
While the Budget speech referenced housing a few times, in the sense that falling housing prices represent a downside risk to budget forecasts, there was in fact very little in the Budget directly focussed on the housing sector. With the performance ...
Every parent wants the best for their children and to give them every opportunity possible. However, this comes at a seemingly ever increasing cost. In the past 10 years, independent or private school fees in NSW have increased by 61%, according to ...
The impending open banking regulations are set to fundamentally change the way customers and organisations interact for mutual benefit. By sharing data electronically with credit providers, time spent on filling out paper applications will be mitigated ...
My kids will start their working lives with a big chunk of debt accumulated from the cost of their university courses. They aren't alone. Over 2.7 million Australians have debts from their higher education qualifications. Total loans reached $54 ...
This report was sponsored by NobleOak but was independently researched and written. None of us like to consider our own demise but as actor Anthony Hopkins once said, "None of us are getting out of here alive", and having insurance is especially important ...
Q. I've recently been awarded a tax-free death benefit amount of $100,000. I'm 29, work part-time in a cafe and have no debts (I didn't go to uni, I never bought a car and I live with my parents, who rent). I come from a family and background that traditionally ...
After working in the property investment arena as an active investor and investment adviser for over a decade, I've seen almost every angle and every strategy out there - from entry- level buy-and-hold residential investments right through to the confusing ...
