Inheritance
Chinese ‘princess’ in $3 billion inheritance feud with mysterious siblings
Kelly Zong had until now been publicly regarded as the only child of the late beverage tycoon, Zong Qinghou, who was once China’s richest man.
- Venus Feng and Dong Cao
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I just received a $500,000 inheritance. How should I spend it?
Receiving such a significant sum can seem paralysing, but there are some simple things you should spend on first.
- Paul Benson
Corona heiress is on edge about her $12.5 billion beer fortune
Maria Asuncion Aramburuzabala was under siege 30 years ago over the future of one of Latin America’s biggest fortunes. Now she is making sure history doesn’t repeat itself.
- Ben Stupples and Daniel Cancel
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I’ve received a large inheritance. Why am I so scared to spend it?
Taking your time after inheriting a large sum is smart, but if you’ve never dealt with that much money before, it can be stressful.
- Paridhi Jain
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The rich get richer: Australia is at risk of becoming an inheritocracy
The richest people in this country aren’t just getting richer, they’re also doing it faster than the rest of us. And there’s one key reason why.
- Victoria Devine
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- Courts
The iPhone note, Chris Dawson’s lawyer brother and a $13m fortune
A NSW court was asked to decide whether a note on an iPhone was the last will of a wealthy Sydney property developer.
- Michaela Whitbourn
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- Property prices
House price rises were meant to ease. So what’s happened?
The theory that the Australian home market will bump up against affordability constraints has made a mockery of price predictions.
- Elizabeth Knight
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The palatial Coogee home and the $30m family feud
A Sydney man’s will triggered a years-long fight. Now the state’s top court has weighed in.
- Michaela Whitbourn
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Want to avoid inheritance fights? Just take after the cardinals
What can the recent papal conclave teach us about estate planning? Quite a lot, actually.
- Noel Whittaker
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Do I have to pay tax on my redundancy payout?
If you are being paid out unused annual leave as part of your redundancy, you’ll have to pay tax. But there are ways to reduce how much you pay.
- Noel Whittaker
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