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Banking Code of Practice offers small business a safeguard

Banking Code of Practice offers small business a safeguard

The new Banking Code of Practice is good news for small businesses, and shows advocacy works.

  • by Kate Carnell

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'Devastating blow': Homewares business hit by apparent email scam
Scam

'Devastating blow': Homewares business hit by apparent email scam

Sage and Clare owner Phoebe Bell says she feels 'stupid and naive' after paying $10,000 into what she thought was a supplier's account.

  • by Emma Koehn
Small business needs the National Energy Guarantee
Opinion

Small business needs the National Energy Guarantee

The uncertainty over energy prices and supply is another business pressure that our sector can’t afford.

  • by Peter Strong
'Tears running down my face': farmers turn to crowdfunding for support
Farming

'Tears running down my face': farmers turn to crowdfunding for support

Farmers are crowdfunding to survive the drought but are concerned about the tax they may have to pay.

  • by Emma Koehn
Small business challenger bank Judo raises $140 million
Banking products

Small business challenger bank Judo raises $140 million

Judo Capital's first funding round has been oversubscribed as investors get behind the challenger bank.

  • by Cara Waters
Reducing the risk of operating a business from home
Managing

Reducing the risk of operating a business from home

If your home will be visited by customers you should seriously think about changing from a sole trader to a company.

  • by Max Newnham
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Funding no longer on tap for growing micro brewery as royal commission bites
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Funding no longer on tap for growing micro brewery as royal commission bites

Brick Lane Brewing is one of many mid-size businesses that have struggled to get funding.

  • by Cara Waters
Beware the risks that come with fixed interest investments

Beware the risks that come with fixed interest investments

It’s even more dangerous for investors to put all their eggs in the one basket.

  • by Daryl Dixon
West Perth Falcons call in administrators as mounting debts bite
WA sport

West Perth Falcons call in administrators as mounting debts bite

West Perth Football Club has accepted a $250,000 loan from the WA Football Commission to continue playing in the 2018 WAFL season.

  • by Cameron Myles
The two-edged sword of family trust distributions
Analysis
Analysis

The two-edged sword of family trust distributions

The trustee of a discretionary trust can choose which family members they distribute the net income to each year.

  • by Max Newnham
Bridging the gender investing gap for female entrepreneurs
Entrepreneur

Bridging the gender investing gap for female entrepreneurs

Along with the gender pay gap, females also suffer from the gender investing gap.

  • by Cara Waters