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From 1 July 2025, interest charges on overdue tax debts will no longer be tax-deductible, marking a significant shift in the ATO’s approach to late payments. This article explores what the change means for taxpayers, the rationale behind it, and how individuals and businesses can prepare before the deadline hits.
Read MoreAs you approach retirement, your investment strategy must evolve. This article explores how asset allocation should shift with age to balance income needs, longevity risk, and capital protection.
Read MoreIn May, Australian and global markets rebounded strongly on easing trade tensions, solid earnings & improving inflation data. The RBA cut rates again, boosting local equities, while global stocks rose on soft-landing hopes. Bond yields climbed on fiscal concerns, and commodities saw mixed results. Emerging markets outperformed, and the AU dollar benefited from a weaker US dollar.
Read MoreWith winter temps falling, chances are your power bills will rise. This helps explain why buyers are willing to pay 14% extra for energy-efficient homes on average. Here’s how to give your place a ‘green premium’.
Read MoreAustralian borrowers have received another reprieve with the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) today cutting the cash rate by 25 basis points to 3.85%. How much could this decrease your monthly mortgage repayments?
Read MoreEffective tax planning ideally happens year-round, but if you're like most people, there are always a few things you can tidy up as the financial year draws to a close. Here's your quick guide to ensure you're prepared:
Read MoreThe 2025 Federal Election brought a range of proposed policy changes impacting superannuation, taxation, housing, student loans & cost-of-living support. While these measures are not yet law, they signal the government’s priorities & potential legislative direction. This article outlines the key announcements and what to watch as further details emerge.
Read MoreGlobal markets were mixed in April as inflation remained a key concern. The US and Europe kept interest rates steady, while China showed early signs of recovery. In Australia, the RBA held rates amid persistent inflation. The ASX edged higher, driven by strength in resources and financials, and property prices continued their gradual upward trend.
Read MoreAs the end of the financial year approaches, it’s crucial for those operating a discretionary trust to prepare and sign a Trust Distribution Minute by 30 June 2025. These minutes are not just administrative paperwork. They are a key compliance requirement that helps protect your trust from unnecessary tax exposure.
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