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A ‘transition to retirement’ (TTR) strategy lets you access some of your super and keep working. Setting this up can be complicated, so contact your

While the Federal Government’s recent announcement about providing some relief for those with student debt is anticipated to help those with student loans, debt can

Rental expense categories There are 3 rental expense categories, those for which you: can claim a deduction now (in the income year you incur the expense) –

Loud budgeting is a trend that may have started as a joke but is being embraced by those who want to share their financial goals

What is your ‘estate’? Your ‘estate’ includes everything you own – your ‘earthly possessions’, if you will. It can include for example cash, property, cars,

Why the decision to keep deeming rates on hold may be a window for interest rates. In delivering the second reading of the Appropriation Bill

Tips for saving money Being a good saver has plenty of advantages beyond your short-term financial goals. It can be the difference between keeping your

Binary options promise quick, high returns. But the reality is you will lose your entire investment most of the time. Binary options are financial products

Why pay down your home loan faster You might wish to boost your repayments now, so that you can enjoy the freedom of being mortgage-free.

How to dispose of shares You can dispose of your shares in the following ways: selling them giving them away (gifting shares) transferring them to

Key points: Getting an assessment is the first step towards getting access to Government funded services Assessments are undertaken by the Aged Care Assessment Team

The tax cuts introduced from July 1 and other changes may mean it’s time for a review of your current tax, super and investment strategies