Jim holds two investment properties and a vacant block of land. Should he sell the properties to set up his retirement? And can he minimise capital gains tax?
A class action launches for 6 million Qantas customers, why multi-tasking on a Tuesday could cost you, and the popular pup that could cost you $3000 annually. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
When Jennette Wilson applied for a $5000 credit card with a bank where she holds $250,000 in term deposits, she told them of her plans to retire next year. Then the application became an ordeal.
This seemingly modest lift of half a percent to 12% will, over time, change the outcome for millions of Australians who haven't even started thinking about retirement.
Retiring and never working again might be the dream but it's rarely reality. In practice, many Aussies need to keep on working. Here's what it means at tax time.
The age pension can be a crucial part of the financial mix in retirement, but as we discuss this week on Friends With Money, many retirees aren't unlocking its full potential.
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