How your super is stacking up this year
Volatility in financial markets has seen super fund returns bounce around this year, but their likely end result may surprise many.
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Real estate assets that have fallen 23pc
Cracks are obvious in the listed property sector thanks to interest rate rises and structural issues, but a turnaround may be on the horizon.
How to play super catch-up, and other June tax tips
Time is running out for super fund members to earn big tax deductions and save thousands with these end-of-financial-year strategies.
Dangerous way Aussies are dealing with debt
A dozen RBA interest rate rises and surging living costs are prompting people to take drastic measures to pay their bills.
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Stop the outrage over JobKeeper
The financial fallout from the coronavirus pandemic on the Australian economy isn’t as bad as first thought. Surely that is something Australians can only be too happy to see.
Australia’s ‘scary’ Buy Now Pay Later problem
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Childcares warn parents can’t cover fees
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COVID cash squeeze: What self-funded retirees should do now
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How travellers can get their money back
Many Australians have had their travel plans thrown into disarray due to the coronavirus pandemic but help is available to get your money back.
Cash usage cannot disappear in Australia
Australians are shying away from using cash but experts say there’s plenty of good reasons why we still need to use notes and coins to pay.
There’s still time for small business to thrive
As restrictions ease, silver linings are appearing for many small business operators, like BodyMindLife yoga and pilates, who saw opportunity to pivot and took the risk.
Is your business ready for Stage 3 of COVIDSafe?
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Cheaper deals as home loan rates to reach record lows
Australian borrowers could soon be enjoying interest rates that start below two per cent as competition intensifies in the home loan market.
Australia’s recession may be shorter than you think
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