Urgent warning for ATO’s working-from-home tax deduction overhaul
Understanding how the new tax changes affect you – and what to do – delivers the best chance of grabbing a good refund for working from home.
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Labor’s super attack a smart move on the 1 per cent
People in their early sixties typically have about $290,000 to $360,000 in super, and young workers on average incomes are unlikely to get close to having $3m, which makes it clever politics.
Tips for seniors to combat cost of living crisis
Their nest eggs are growing slower than inflation, and sometimes going backwards, but there are ways older Australians can deal with higher living costs.
Ooh la la! Why the French would love our superannuation system
Super changes are again causing controversy, but here’s why you won’t see us following the French and their angry protests.
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Super changes to stop Aussies being gouged by fees
Under a raft of new superannuation measures, there will be an end to fee gouging and multiple accounts, while badly-performing funds will be punished.
Rates on hold: What you must consider with your mortgage
The RBA has left the cash rate on hold as record low interest rates have left many borrowers unsure of whether to fix their home loan rate. Experts reveal what you must consider.
Frequent flyer points: what to do with yours
Grounded planes and closed borders mean frequent flyers aren’t flying much, but many are still collecting points through credit cards and retailers. Here’s what to do with them.
‘It saved our lives, I don’t know if we could have made it’
Shaun Caratozzolo was badly hit during the pandemic, losing 90 per cent of his income. he took out $20,000 from his super. But one other move saved his family.
Why ditching private health extras could cost you more
A majority of Australians have private health extras cover, but some may be feeling the squeeze after premiums went up. Anthony Keane explains what’s at stake.
The dangers of buy now pay later schemes
Millions of Australians have signed up to buy now pay later schemes while many ditch credit cards, but there are some pitfalls that could lead you to financial distress.
Holiday help: protect yourself on your next trip
Taking out travel insurance – even in the crazy world of COVID – can deliver Aussies holidaying domestically more savings than the cost of the policy. Here’s how.
How to buy shares: A step-by-step guide
There’s been a surge in new stock market investors this year, looking to grow their wealth through shares. Experts reveal their tips for entering the market for the first time.
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