The instant asset write-off threshold drops from $20,000 to $1,000 on 1 July 2026. If your business has been considering a purchase, the window to act is closing fast.
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From 1 July 2026, employers must pay superannuation at the same time as wages. Here's what the change means for your business and what you need to do before the deadline.
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Saving and investing are not the same thing - and confusing the two is one of the most common reasons people don't build the wealth they're capable of.
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Division 296 takes effect on 1 July 2026. If your superannuation balance is approaching or above $3 million, the decisions you make in the next few months will matter.
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The US-Israel-Iran conflict has sent oil prices surging and markets rattling. Here's why a well-diversified portfolio is the most powerful tool an investor has against the unpredictable.
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Make 2026 the year that you conquer inflation by adopting the effective budgeting tips explained in this article.
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A personal financial audit will help you to understand and improve your current financial position as well as set future goals. This 10-step checklist outlines the process for this beneficial activity.
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Contactless payments are becoming the norm in Australia, with phone and smart watch payments commonly replacing plastic credit cards. But is paying with Apple Pay, Google Pay or Samsung Pay really safer than tapping your credit card?
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It’s understandable, in today’s tough housing market, that you want to give your children a leg up onto the first rung of the homeowning ladder. But before you do, stop to consider how it’s going to affect your own financial situation in your later years. That doesn’t make you selfish, just prudent. And there are ways to give your children the boost they need and still enjoy a comfortable retirement with financial security.
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Superannuation is one of the largest assets for many Australians and offers significant tax advantages, however, strict rules apply to when it can be accessed. While super is most commonly accessed at retirement, death or disability, there are limited situations where earlier access may be possible.
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The Federal Government recently wrapped up a consultation process on supermarket unit pricing. While the topic might sound like a purely consumer issue, it could have very real commercial impacts for businesses supplying into the grocery sector.
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Leaving debts outstanding with the ATO is now more expensive for many taxpayers.
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A recent decision of the Administrative Review Tribunal (Goldenville Family Trust v Commissioner of Taxation [2025]) highlights the importance of documentation and evidence when it comes to tax planning and the consequences of not getting this right.
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What are the positive and negative effects of debt in the areas of personal consumption and investment?
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Retirement is a major life transition that can impact your identity, emotional wellbeing, and social life. This article explores the common challenges of retirement and offers strategies to help you plan for a fulfilling and confident next chapter.
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Downsizing your home and contributing the proceeds to super may be a tax-effective option to boost your retirement income. But before you make the decision to sell, make sure you are aware of both the benefits and the possible drawbacks.
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In a move that surprised many commentators, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) held the cash rate steady at 3.85% in July.
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From 1 July 2025, the superannuation guarantee (SG) rate officially rose to 12% of ordinary time earnings (OTE). This is the final step in the gradual increase legislated under previous reforms.
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With the purchasing of luxury vehicles on the rise it’s important to be aware of some specific features of the tax system that can impact on the real cost of purchase.
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This tax season, we’ve seen a surge in questions about whether interest on a loan can be claimed as a tax deduction. It’s a great question as the way interest expenses are treated can significantly affect your overall tax position.
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