Australians with private health insurance can now expect to pay an average of 5.6% more on their premiums thanks to federal government-approved increases.
The new financial year is a great opportunity to make over your finances. In other words, use the new financial year to turn over a new financial leaf.
Tax return time is upon us again as group certificates make their way to in-boxes across Australia. It's time to sharpen your pencil to make sure you only pay the right amount to the tax man and not a dollar more than required.
Unless you're feeling the pressure of retirement age looming you might not pay much attention to your superannuation.
If you are lucky enough to have been granted a windfall, you may also be lucky enough to know exactly what to do with it. If, however, you're suddenly richer but have no idea how to make the most of it read on
If you enter into a Salary Sacrifice arrangement with your employer you allow them to change your salary so that money from before tax earnings is used to make extra employer superannuation (super) fund contributions and/or to pay some of your expenses
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