NEWS UPDATE
NEWS UPDATE
Australia’s peak property season has opened with a whimper, featuring low stock and lacklustre auction success rates. Capital cities hosted just 1462 auctions in the first week of spring – more than 30 per cent down on the figure for a year earlier. The combined…
The adoption of artificial intelligence is rocketing in Australia, creating massive demand for infrastructure that will deliver jobs and economic benefits. The nation was at the “cusp of a data centre boom”, Oxford Economics head of economics Harry Murphy Cruise told a conference in Sydney…
Eligible small businesses can continue to claim an immediate deduction for assets costing less than $20,000. From 1 July 2026, the $20,000 instant asset write-off is permanent, giving eligible small businesses greater certainty when investing in assets. If your business has an aggregated annual turnover…
For many investors, building wealth is no longer the only objective. Increasingly, people are asking another important question: what is my money supporting while it is invested? This is where ethical investing comes in. Ethical investing is broadly defined as choosing investments not only according…
Starting a business is exciting, but the legal decisions made at the beginning can have long-term consequences. From choosing the right structure to employing staff, signing contracts and protecting your brand, there is much more involved than simply registering a name and opening the doors….
Money is something we use every day, yet many people go through life without ever developing a clear understanding of how it actually flows through their household. Income comes in, expenses go out, bills are paid and, hopefully, something is left over. But understanding money…
When you first start working, superannuation can feel strangely irrelevant. You earn your wage, money arrives in your bank account, and a separate amount disappears into something called “super”. You cannot use it to pay the rent, buy a car, go on holiday or cover…
Travelling with young children can sometimes feel like relocating your entire household for a week. Prams, snacks, favourite toys, swimming gear and carefully timed naps all need to be considered. But with the right destination, a family holiday can create some of the most memorable…
Life changes quickly. Your insurance needs can change just as quickly. Think back to when you first arranged your life insurance. What did your life look like then? Perhaps you had a smaller mortgage, fewer financial commitments, younger children, a different income or no dependants…
Spring has a way of making us look at our homes differently. After months of colder weather, closed windows, heavier fabrics and less time outdoors, the arrival of longer days and warmer temperatures creates the perfect opportunity for a reset. You don’t necessarily need a…
Aged care is rarely something families want to think about before they need it. Unfortunately, waiting until a hospital admission, fall, illness or other crisis can mean important decisions have to be made quickly and under considerable emotional pressure. For an ageing person, the transition…
In today’s fast-paced world, the act of sharing a meal with others is becoming increasingly rare. We find ourselves consuming nearly half of our weekly meals alone, opting for quick and convenient on-the-go options rather than taking the time to sit down with others and…
Key points Introduction Cotality data shows national average home prices fell 0.9% in August, with capital city prices down 1.1%, their fifth monthly fall in a row. This followed a fall of 1.2% in July which had been revised from 0.7%. Prices nationally have now…
Australia’s largest home lender has warned property prices could fall in capital cities by 10 per cent, with the downturn faster and broader than expected. The Commonwealth Bank said in a housing update it expects a deeper correction in the property market than anticipated, with…
Australia’s economy grew by 2.1 per cent in the last financial year, cementing the odds for another rate rise as the economy proves more resilient than the Reserve Bank expects. Gross domestic product expanded by 0.4 per cent in the June quarter, the Australian Bureau…
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