A recent investor survey showed a bias among young people that will ruin their financial success.
Read MoreHorror movie monsters have nothing on the higher education debts which will follow you to the ends of the earth. If you go overseas and you have a higher education debt under the Higher Education Loan program (HELP), Trade Support Loan (TSL) or the Higher Education Contribution Scheme (HECS), you are liable to repay those debts if you earn worldwide income over a certain threshold. This applies to all higher education debts regardless of when they were incurred.
Read MoreThere was a time when, if a company got into financial difficulty the contracting party could terminate the contract, even if the company had been meeting all its obligations. The “ipso facto” clause was the contract’s device that allowed this termination to take place …
Read MoreWith all the media attention around the ATO’s alleged rough treatment of the small business segment. Many of these small business owners may think that they have a case for compensation from the ATO for everything that they have been through. Although is getting compensation from the ATO even possible? The answer it turns out is yes, but it is very limited in scope.
Read MoreIt’s important to know where you spend your money. Through efficient management of your finances you will be able to plan for your future with confidence. Spending the time to complete a budget planner will help you to take control of your financial situation.
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Read MoreWhat should my SMSF look like if I need it for 40 years? 30 years? Or 20 years?
Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) trustees often ask themselves, “What is the right mix of investments for my SMSF?” It’s a very common question, and one that will need to consider individual preference and the time until retirement. The answer will not be the same for everyone, even for members within the same SMSF.
Read MoreTax scams are real and taxpayers need to be vigilant about bogus calls, text messages and emails from scammers. Some scammers go to great lengths to deceive taxpayers, including impersonating government representatives on the phone, sending fraudulent emails and even creating fake websites. It’s important to stay informed about what the latest scams look like, and know what questions to ask so you can avoid being scammed.
Read MoreOur team weighs in on developments from last month in the global economy and financial markets.
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