Population boom could fuel more rate rises
Australia gained a record new 497,756 mouths to feed in 2022 as immigration surged, but how does it impact the economy?
Australia gained a record new 497,756 mouths to feed in 2022 as immigration surged, but how does it impact the economy?
Painful Reserve Bank interest rate rises have made quick home loan repayment seem impossible, but some strategies still work.
Where you live is linked to how much super you have with the nation’s $3.5 trillion of superannuation not evenly spread. See what your city or town averages.
It’s the busiest time of the year for tax-deductible donations to charities, and here’s how you can enhance your generosity.
Technology companies such as Afterpay and Kogan bounced back from March’s COVID crash and have captured the imagination of investors. Here’s what you need to know before buying in.
The compulsory superannuation guarantee rate is due to rise in 2021, but there’s good reason it should not go ahead.
A new report by consumer watchdog ACCC details a year of “devastatingly high losses” to scammers – but there are several ways people can protect themselves. Here’s how.
The coronavirus is dramatically changing the mortgage market and it’s time to make sure you’re not missing out on thousands of dollars of annual savings.
Millions of workers are claiming extra home office tax deductions this year, many for the first time, so it’s worth knowing what strategy will give you the biggest refund.
JobKeeper payments are being dished out to more than three million workers, sole traders and other business owners, so it’s worth knowing what it will mean for tax returns this year.
Australia’s unemployment rate is spiking and many businesses are going under — but there is something you can do to help haul them out of their COVID-19 downturn.
While many savvy retailers are great at tricking people into spending money at this time of year purely to get a tax deduction, there are genuine ways to spend for a better tax refund.
New investors have been entering the stockmarket in droves but their enthusiasm might end with a nasty financial hit, according to shares specialists.
From carparking to coffees, many workers have saved on expenses while working from home during COVID-19 closures. As they head back to workplaces, they can keep saving – and still get their caffeine hit.
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