Tax time 2022: rushing a refund is dangerous
A $1500 tax refund bonus tempts many to lodge their tax return quickly, but here’s why that may be unwise.
A $1500 tax refund bonus tempts many to lodge their tax return quickly, but here’s why that may be unwise.
Wise and patient investors can create profits despite today’s tough times for shares, property and superannuation.
As rate rise pain piles onto households, the certainty of a fixed-rate home loan now comes with a heavy cost. Here’s why.
Priced out of the housing market? Consider looking at other investment options.
Real estate investors can claim huge tax deductions through depreciation and renovating their property. Here’s what many of them forget.
A surprise election win, tax breaks and interest rate cuts were some of the biggest events to impact our wallets in 2019.
Details of the Federal Government’s new first-home buyers scheme – which starts on January 1 – have been revealed for the first time.
A tough new superannuation rating system that could spell the end for underperforming funds has been released, with industry chiefs warning Aussies not to overreact.
Charitable donations are replacing presents in many households, but not everybody is happy about this new trend.
Debt still controls many households at Christmas despite the dwindling popularity of credit cards. Here’s how to stop your personal debt from spiralling out of control.
From presents and postage to gift cards and last-minute shopping choices, there’s plenty to think about in the next fortnight before Christmas. Here’s what you need to know.
The cost of electricity is forecast to fall over the next three years, with increasing supplies of renewable energy a primary driver.
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