Surprise plan Aussies have for tax cut cash
Aussies are about to get a tax cut cash boost and most will ‘spend’ it in a surprising way.
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How much rent freeze would save renters
With rents forecast to rise 10 per cent in the next 12 months, the Greens have put a number on how much that would cost renters as they plead for a rental freeze.
‘Failing’: Aussies dudded under GST plan
Under a controversial proposal to divide up the GST take between the states, NSW, Victoria and Queensland could be left billions of dollars worse off.
‘Failing’: Aussies dudded under GST plan
Under a controversial proposal to divide up the GST take between the states, NSW, Victoria and Queensland could be left billions of dollars worse off.
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Bad news for those with uni debt
MANY university and other graduates never pay off their student debt but a government crackdown may force them to start paying their debt back sooner.
Malcolm Turnbull hints at big tax changes
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Forget big tax cuts in the Budget
IF YOU were hoping for tax relief in the Budget, don’t hold your breath, because the Treasurer has poured cold water on the prospect.
Why cheaper homes won’t happen
IF FIRST home buyers were hopeful that cheaper housing could finally be on the horizon, they may well be disappointed.
Unexpected benefit of slugging the rich
AS DEBATE moves away from the GST, other options to raise money are being explored, and some could have interesting impacts.
Astonishing debt buried in budget review
THE Treasurer says the economy is on track, but a breakdown of the budget forecast reveals a projected national debt equivalent to $30,000 per person.
Turnbull’s $250m health research splurge
THE Federal Government has announced the creation of a new research fund designed to take medical breakthroughs from the laboratory to the hospital bedside.
Why we should pay HECS when we die
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Turnbull farewells Abbott era
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