The uncertainty caused by the recent Coronavirus outbreak has caused many people to begin having concerns about their financial situation and the direction it’s heading in.
As business owners, if we are travelling successfully, we invariably like to go out and buy a nice new car, something special to reward our hard work, and we might spend $50K.
New legislation has been introduced whereby individuals aged 65 or over can each make up to a $300K contribution to super upon selling their main residence, without affecting their standard contribution caps.
Aussies are expected to spend big this Christmas, with the NSW and ACT as the biggest splurgers. And many shoppers are doing so without being conscious of price.
Phone tax scammers have taken a bold step forward, turning up at a man’s Adelaide home dressed as federal police officers while demanding payment of a tax debt through an EFTPOS machine.
We don’t think twice about taking our car in for a regular tune up. Why? Because we know it’s going to mean our car runs at its best and saves unexpected problems down the track.
Many investors are worried about the share market in October. The Great Depression followed the Wall Street stock market crash in October 1929. Then there was the 1987 crash that also started in October...
