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ScoMo-mentum achieved as super rich hit
A DEAL that goes after tax breaks for Australian millionaires is fuelling the ScoMo-mentum of the Turnbull Government’s recovery plan.
Nelly fans’ clever plot to clear his debt
NELLY is apparently millions of dollars in debt. But fans have created an ingenious movement to help out the impoverished rapper.
Be appy with your insurance
NAVIGATING different types of insurance is easy to do using a range of innovative apps that allow you to keep your policies in your pocket.
The new breed of house buying
LOCKED out of the property market? Why buy the whole house, or attend the auction? You just need $100 for a brick.
Mixed fortunes for fleeced families
ONE of the victims of the controversial Members Alliance investment property scam has been told they can claim on government insurance, but another can’t.
There is such a thing as free credit
SPENDERS looking to make a large purchase often have to think through carefully how they can do it without being slugged by exorbitant interest rates.
Don’t kid yourself about your score
CHECKING your credit score is easy and free, but you may be surprised to find that it’s not as good as you think.
Be appy with your insurance
NAVIGATING different types of insurance is easy to do using a range of innovative apps that allow you to keep your policies in your pocket.
Plan early for aged care finances
LEAVING decisions about aged care until they are urgently needed is not a good financial decision for retirees.
How to pick a money spinner
THE best way to achieve investment success is to spread your money across a wide variety of different assets.
The new breed of house buying
LOCKED out of the property market? Why buy the whole house, or attend the auction? You just need $100 for a brick.
Spend to save on your property
MORE than three quarters of Australians don’t make the most of tax deductions allowed on their property investments.
How to spend a windfall
MANY mortgage holders are left torn between whether to pay extra off their home loan or tip extra cash into their super.
Failed directors live in luxury
WHILE victims are left reeling from the loss of their life savings the businessmen accused of fleecing them out of millions are driving sports cars and living in luxury on the Gold Coast.
Spring cleaning your finances
DUSTING off your debts and spring cleaning your finances can help put you in tip top shape and ensure you have rock solid financial stability in years to come.
How to break up and keep your cash
BREAKING up with a partner can be traumatic and hard work but don’t delay sorting out your joint finances.
Private health in a critical condition
EXPLODING premiums seem set to send the health fund industry into a death spiral after the proportion of the population taking up private cover fell for the first time in 15 years.
Why loyalty schemes aren’t worth it
RETAIL loyalty programs are everywhere, but consumer experts say many are not worth the time and effort.
Rates low yet stress stays high
WITH interest rates at record lows home loan customers are still struggling to meet repayments and reveal why they don’t change loans.
How to pick a money spinner
THE best way to achieve investment success is to spread your money across a wide variety of different assets.
Stick your neck out to help others
FROM zoos to underprivileged children, there are many ways to leave a lasting mark on the world once you are gone.
The feeling’s mutual for new bank breed
A SMALL but fast-growing slice of the banking sector is beating the big four in customer satisfaction and business growth.
Spot the signs of financial abuse
A LESSER-known form of domestic violence is financial abuse, and many victims may not think it’s happening to them.
Super laws welcome but half-baked
CHANGES to superannuation rules that were announced in the May Budget have been introduced in federal Parliament.
Nelly fans’ clever plot to clear his debt
NELLY is apparently millions of dollars in debt. But fans have created an ingenious movement to help out the impoverished rapper.
ATO reveals dodgiest deductions
TEMPTED to claim some questionable deductions on your tax return this year? You might want to rethink that strategy.
Our ten-minute tax returns
TAXPAYERS are slashing the time they take to do their tax online this year, but are being urged to make sure they claim everything they’re entitled to.
Seniors set to be super flexible
PLANNED changes to superannuation rules should make it easier for older Australians to put money away for a tax-free retirement.
How to find a good tax accountant
GROUP certificates and tax statements have arrived but many of us are still trying to find the right accountant to sort out our tax return — and ensure a generous refund.