Investors squeezed out by new super taxes
Topping up your super with voluntary contributions has been a popular strategy among Australians – now it faces being choked off by changes to the superannuation system.
Topping up your super with voluntary contributions has been a popular strategy among Australians – now it faces being choked off by changes to the superannuation system.
The extraordinary case of Erin Patterson captures key aspects of how wealth is transferred between generations and how it could be done better.
Inherited funds from super savings accounts get a 17 per cent tax bill, but there’s a way to avoid it entirely. Here’s how.
Investors, especially older Australians, are moving into Bitcoin just as the chances of high returns begin to fade.
Self Managed Super Funds run their money more successfully than big super funds, but the timing of this success could mean heavier taxes from the Albanese government.
In the latest twist, even pension ‘drawdowns’ will be included when the government calculates the amounts owed under the new tax on super savings over $3m.
Investors have rushed into passive exchange-traded funds, which perfectly match market moves. But are the funds themselves changing the sharemarket?
Melbourne’s property problems increasingly look permanent, while the Gold Coast has jumped up the property ladder, according to a new report.
Everyday investors are caught in the ‘missing middle’ of a shrinking financial advice sector. And finding an adviser is only getting harder. Here’s what to do.
A new generation of property buyers risks paying too much for a first home as state government incentives, described by some as ‘outlandish’, hit the market.
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