EOFY countdown: personal tax tips to maximise your refund
15 May
As the end of the financial year approaches, itās a smart time to start preparing your personal tax return.Ā Being proactive now can help you avoid stress, maximise your deductions, and potentially increase your refund.Ā Whether youāre a...[Read More]
Taxation for small business owners: EOFY preparation and working with your accountant
15 May
As the end of the financial year (EOFY) approaches, small business owners face one of the most critical periods in their business calendar. Proper preparation and a clear understanding of your taxation obligations can make a significant difference...[Read More]
Make the most of EOFY: super strategies to discuss with your financial adviser
15 May
As the end of the financial year (EOFY) approaches, itās a timely reminder to check in on your financial health and take advantage of opportunities to strengthen your retirement savings.Ā Whether youāre looking to grow your superannuation,...[Read More]
Understanding debt recycling ā transform bad debt into good debt
15 May
Debt recycling is a financial strategy that can help you transform bad debt into good debt, boosting your wealth and enhancing your financial future. This article explains the concept, its benefits, risks, and how it might apply to your specific...[Read More]
Legal language: why understanding legal terms is essential for every Australian
15 May
Hereās an introduction to some of the top legal terms commonly used in Australia, presented in a list format.Ā Understanding these terms can be very helpful in navigating legal documents or discussions. Ā Top 10 Legal Terms Used in...[Read More]
Money still on rate cut despite surprise spike in wages
14 May
Economists still expect the Reserve Bank to cut interest rates at its next board meeting despite a surprise spike in wage growth. Wages rose by a higher-than-expected 3.4 per cent over the year to March, Australian Bureau of Statistics figures...[Read More]
Jobs and wage data in focus ahead of interest rate call
14 May
Upcoming wages and unemployment data may have significant bearing on the Reserve Bankās closely watched interest rate decision. Domestic signals have taken somewhat of a back seat since US President Donald Trumpās tariff dump in early April. But...[Read More]
Consumers in crossfire despite US-China trade war truce
14 May
Consumer confidence is improving, but Australians have been urged to temper their expectations after the treasurer noted the limits of a US-China trade truce. Both nations have agreed to a 90-day tariff reduction, with the United States committing...[Read More]
Liberalsā first female leader promises strong policies
14 May
The federal Liberalsā first female leader has pledged unity as she works to rebuild the party after a blistering electoral defeat. Sussan Ley, the former Liberal deputy under Peter Dutton, defeated former shadow treasurer Angus Taylor 29 votes to...[Read More]
How AI is being weaponised to attack Aussie businesses
14 May
More online criminals are weaponising artificial intelligence to steal from Australian businesses, including using the technology to create deepfakes of employeesā voices and appearance. Small and medium-sized businesses were at highest risk from...[Read More]
Gender diversity in workplaces could help boost profit
14 May
Harnessing the benefits of diversity and inclusion within Australian workplaces amid global pushback could boost company profits and improve conditions. Thatās the verdict of the chief executive of UN Women Australia, which will launch a...[Read More]
Industry must step up to fund research: Shorten
14 May
Industry needs to ālift its gameā in Australia and spend money on research and development, Bill Shorten says, while calling on universities to make their case to the public. Speaking at an online event hosted by La Trobe University on Tuesday...[Read More]
Parent group challenges energy giant over carbon claims
14 May
A parent group with more than 20,000 members will challenge one of Australiaās largest energy companies in court over claims it misled customers about emissions from its products. Representatives from EnergyAustralia will appear in the NSW Federal...[Read More]
More households want to go full electric but lack spark
14 May
More than one in three households are considering upgrading to electricity-only to save money and the environment, a study has found, and the number of people resisting the switch has fallen. But many Australians remain confused about efficiency...[Read More]
Would you drive 30km/h to reduce road deaths?
14 May
Unsafe roads are forcing parents to drive children less than one kilometre to school, say safety advocates pushing for lower speed limits. Restricting cars and trucks to 30km/h would be the norm for neighbourhood streets under proposed laws being...[Read More]