Super taxes surge: here’s why
A growing pool of national savings is good for tax collectors, budget documents show. The forecasts may surprise you.
A growing pool of national savings is good for tax collectors, budget documents show. The forecasts may surprise you.
Attacks on landlords and policies that push them out of real estate investment could come back to bite everyone, including tenants.
Energy bill relief of $300 will be welcomed by households but it’s not enough to offset Labor promises of price cuts in late 2021.
Tuesday’s budget showered people with cash from a government happy with debt. This won’t work for you at home, so avoid these errors.
Being a treasurer is tricky, for personal household budgets too, and it’s worth thinking about the expenses you’d cut if you were Jim Chalmers. Take our poll.
Will I have enough money to retire? An increasing number of over-55 workers don’t think they will, AustralianSuper has found.
Has your grocery bill gone through the roof? Try these experts’ tips to cut your household costs by shopping smarter.
The RBA discussed raising interest rates at its latest meeting. That suggests that most forecasters have failed, so how do you react?
Birthdays over age 50 can bring fresh chances for tax and super incentives, government benefits and other financial windfalls.
Hundreds of thousands of tax returns had mistakes in them last year, and the ATO is sharpening its focus on three key areas.
As property price rises make home ownership harder, many people give up saving, but there are ways to get a foot in the door.
People nearing retirement may be pleasantly shocked to know couples can have more than $1m and still get a pension. So are pension limits too generous? Take our poll.
Aussie shares flirted with a record high in March but it’s been downhill since then. Can it rebound to fresh peaks this year?
Bank deposits have boomed in recent years because of two key factors. See where the money has been stashed.
Worrying about not having enough to retire comfortably is a big fear, but anxiety may be unnecessary. See what super you’ll need.
There are ways to make yourself slippery prey for governments wanting to eat into your wealth by lifting taxes.
Young adults are ditching investment plans in droves as they struggle to make ends meet, but it threatens to hit them twice.
Bread up 25 per cent, fuel up 38 per cent: no wonder households are hurting, and new CPI figures show inflation’s impact on necessities. See the 20 biggest rises.
Cutting costs has been a necessary mission for millions of homes across Australia, but some cutbacks are potentially dangerous.
Tenants are turning into property investors in greater numbers amid Australia’s housing supply squeeze and property price boom.
The average mortgage is now a scary $624,000, but borrowers who control fear and leverage assets can turn it into an extra $1m. Here’s how.
With Australians ripped off every time they use their credit card, the RBA is considering a crackdown.
When money gets tight, people seek ways to make more, and it is fuelling the growth of freelance work and other side hustles.
Spending frequent flyer points just got easier, but also trickier, thanks to Qantas. Here’s how to battle your bewilderment.
There’s a big reason to plan tax deductions now, because you can snare a larger refund from the ATO this year.
Home loan borrowers feared the fixed-rate mortgage cliff after huge interest rate spikes, but it’s seemed more like a rolling hill.
Heading overseas or interstate this winter? These money experts’ travel hacks can reduce the strain on your finances.
Women have watched rising living costs more closely than men, and here’s what they are doing about the financial squeeze.
Price records are tumbling for bitcoin and gold as buyers dive in, and investors are wondering whether to buy or take some profits.
Retirement, health and hardship are among ways we can access our slice of the nation’s $3.7 trillion superannuation nest egg.
Tax on property can deliver painful problems, but also big gains, so acting well before the financial year ends is often crucial.
Households have hoarded an extra $191bn in two years despite surging inflation and interest rates, and it could impact home loan costs.
Young adults are rebelling against their parents’ reluctance to discuss finances, and are openly sharing money wins and losses.
With the cost of living crisis driving grocery prices through the roof now's a great time to look at ways to cut spending on your weekly shop, with big savings possible.
Consumers are being slugged more interest on their credit card debts by the big banks, and shouldn’t expect relief soon.
A rollercoaster ride on the stock market ended with a pre-Easter flourish. See the March quarter’s biggest winners and losers.
The prices squeeze continues, and it spells uncertainty for households and businesses despite the lower than expected consumer price index result.
Savvy savers and investors are keeping their eyes on the money ball and using spare cents to improve their financial strength.
Many people without hospital cover pay an average $1300 of extra tax through the Medicare Levy Surcharge, but don’t have to.
As Baby Boomers move through retirement, families are dealing with tricky questions around transferring wealth. Take our poll.
Millions of people will receive a huge Easter gift this week with a flood of dividends from Aussie companies. See the payment dates.
Home loan pressure will continue regardless of what the Reserve Bank does with rates this year, so it’s wise to seek savings.
Cash remains resilient despite banks closing branches and ATMs, and new research suggests peoples’ money mindsets play a role.
Five million people received a social security rise this week and are being urged to check their entitlements. See the new numbers.
Australians have been hit with a record number of fraudulent credit card purchases and withdrawals, new data has revealed.
Turning unused office space into residential housing might make investment sense, but cost barriers and other hurdles remain.
Stage three tax cut changes, negative gearing, superannuation rule changes and 2023’s end of the LMITO spark anger. Here’s why.
Real estate, lending and investment specialists singing the same tune: helicopter parenting around buying real estate has taken off.
Booming US shares have put billions of dollars into investors’ pockets, and there are divided views about how long it can last.
Soaring pet expenses have put a financial focus on our furry family members. Money specialists share ways to reduce the pain.
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