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A financial expert has revealed a genius way to save $8500 a year in tax by making some simple changes.
Banking
‘Nowhere to hide’: ASX loses $59bn
There was ‘nowhere to hide’ for traders on Friday as the ASX saw $59bn evaporate by the closing bell.
Inflation news none of us saw coming
Inflation has hit 3.8 per cent for the June quarter, but some economists say that figure has given the Reserve Bank room to keep rates on hold.
Tough new code to stop online scammers
The Albanese government will force social media companies, banks and telcos to comply with new codes aimed at fighting scammers online.
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Major bank’s new cash rule for Aussies
A major bank’s decision to enforce lower default cash withdrawal limits comes after a survey found 72 per cent of Australians were found to be ‘low cash users’.
Wild twist in terrifying scam case
A man has revealed the terrifying text scammers are sending to innocent Australians before draining their bank accounts.
Smug scammer’s taunt after $130k swindle
This is the chilling moment a smug scammer taunted and threatened a Sydney man after stealing $130,000 of his savings.
Scammers’ brag after $130k swindle
As if losing $130,000 in an elaborate new ruse wasn’t enough, this man was told by scammers what they would do with his money.
Big super to grow even bigger on advice shake-up
Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones is moving cautiously with financial advice to remain out of reach for many.
CEOs huge pay rises in inflation crisis
Top executives have had their pay increased much higher than the average Australian amid the cost of living crisis, a new report shows.
More rate pain for homeowners
All four of the big banks have now announced an increase in interest rates for mortgage holders.
Why Blackstone boss is bracing for ‘third economic wave’
The head of the $1.5 trillion asset manager believes most countries will be able to trade through the slowdown.
‘Callous’: Westpac cuts 300 jobs
One of Australia’s biggest banks has slashed hundreds of jobs “to reduce costs” in a move described as “callous” as it rakes despite raking in record profits.
‘Old offices need to make way for apartments’
Structural shortage of housing will force big cities to rethink how they use empty office space, says the boss of the world’s biggest property fund.
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