Share tips: stock market experts take a stick to NAB
National Australia Bank and Domino’s Pizza Enterprises feature strongly in new share market buy, hold and sell recommendations.
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Early inheritance pressure takes its toll on older Australians
The juggle of helping kids financially while affording your own retirement is getting trickier, but seniors still plan to give an early inheritance. Take our poll.
Bitcoin booms with Trump victory: where to next?
Bitcoin’s resurrection has been almost as impressive as Donald Trump’s, and has cryptocurrency enthusiasts crowing.
ASIC sues high-interest, high-fee lender, and more cases coming
Former footy stars were among those hit by Oak Capital’s lending model, and Australia’s corporate cop is fighting back.
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Our great age-based spending divide as living costs bite
Spending on travel, leisure and eating out is rising much faster for one key age group, new Commonwealth Bank numbers show.
Key causes of money fights, and how to stop them
Money conflicts aren’t always the root cause of relationship breakdowns but they flare when tensions are high, and experts say there are ways to navigate around this hazard.
How the ATO is watching you more closely
Your Uber, Airbnb, cryptocurrency and property transactions are being tracked in detail as ATO data matching expands further.
Stock market sectors that could benefit from budget’s cash splash
Mining and renewable energy-related companies are the biggest winners from the big-spending budget, but some other sectors could also get a boost.
Would you give back your $300 energy relief handout?
Every household is getting $300 off their energy bill, even if they don’t need it. It sparks a fiery debate about wealth and tax.
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.
Are property investors really too greedy?
Attacks on landlords and policies that push them out of real estate investment could come back to bite everyone, including tenants.
Energy bill relief won’t pay for PM’s broken power promise
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.
Budget blues: biggest mistakes when managing your money
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.
If you were treasurer, what would you cut back?
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.
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