NEWS UPDATE
NEWS UPDATE
The likelihood of a rate hike in June has shrunk after a surprise jump in the unemployment rate showed the Iran war is having a material impact on Australia’s economy. While bad news for workers, the rise in the jobless rate from 4.3 per cent...
In the already difficult to navigate world of online trading, young people are being lured in by the promise of easy money trading cryptocurrency. The problem – the sites, trades, and profits are all entirely fake and any money paid goes straight into the pockets...
Softer auction rates are a sign tax changes in the federal budget are making things easier for first home buyers, the housing minister says, as Labor weathered another day of criticism from investors and entrepreneurs. Auction clearance rates held below 60 per cent nationally for...
Australia is well-positioned to take advantage of the global boom in artificial intelligence but governments and regulators need to get the policy settings right so they don’t stifle start-ups. That’s the message from two of the country’s biggest entrepreneurs in the AI space, including the...
Australia’s temporary fuel excise cut, which has brought down petrol prices, is likely to remain just that, federal Energy Minister Chris Bowen says. The three-month cut to the fuel excise started in April in response to soaring prices caused by the US-Israeli-led war on Iran...
With the end of financial year approaching, many small business owners are thinking about tax, profit, cash flow and what the next 12 months might look like. But EOFY should not be treated as a last-minute paperwork scramble. It is one of the best opportunities...
Buying a gift for a parent, relative or loved one who is living independently in retirement can be harder than it sounds. Many older people already have enough “things”. Another candle, hamper, gadget or decorative item may be appreciated, but it may not be what...
A Self Managed Super Fund can be a powerful retirement planning structure, but it should never be viewed as a status symbol or a shortcut to better returns. The real decision is not just whether you are capable of setting one up. It is whether...
When a family member reaches the stage where aged care support is needed, the decisions can feel overwhelming. Everyone wants the same thing: safety, comfort, dignity and peace of mind for the person they love. But even with the best intentions, families can make costly...
There comes a moment in life when the house feels a little too quiet. The kids have moved out, the bedrooms are empty, the weekends are your own again, and suddenly the idea of maintaining a big home, mowing lawns and cleaning rooms nobody uses...
For many Australians, property investment begins with residential property. It feels familiar. Most people understand houses, units, tenants, suburbs, rents and mortgages because they have lived in homes themselves. Commercial property investment, however, is a very different proposition. It can be rewarding, but it also...
Life rarely stands still—and neither should your financial plan. An annual financial review with your financial planner is not just a box-ticking exercise; it’s a powerful opportunity to reset, refine, and realign your money with the life you’re actually living now, not the one you...
As we move through life, we plan for many things — work, family, retirement and finances. Yet one area that is often overlooked is planning for a time when we may not be able to make decisions for ourselves. This is where documents like a...
Key points Introduction This note takes a look at some of the main questions investors have in a simple Q&A format, particularly around the oil supply shock, global bonds, China, the Australian Federal Budget and the RBA. What happened to the oil supply shock? While...
All eyes were on the auction market to see the response to negative gearing and capital gains tax changes in the first weekend after the federal budget. The results were mixed. The volume of homes that went to auction across the capital cities fell 11...
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