As we have observed in recent years, there seems to be a never-ending worry list for investors that is receiving greater prominence as the information age enables the ready and rapid dissemination of news and opinion.
Day: 3 December 2018
How Close Are We To A Cashless Society?%3$s>
With tap and go payments becoming ever more popular and the advent of instant transfers between domestic bank accounts, how much longer will we be using cash as a form of payment?
Investing In ETFs%3$s>
An ETF is an investment fund that holds a basket of securities – such as shares or bonds that tracks a specified index – and is itself a listed share, traded on a stock exchange.
Make Sure Your Super Goes To Your Loved Ones%3$s>
While a Will states how you would like your hard-earned assets to be distributed, it doesn’t automatically include your super.
What’s Next For Brexit?%3$s>
A ‘black swan’ refers to an event or occurrence that deviates beyond what is normally expected of a situation and is extremely difficult to predict.
Over 65 But Not Yet Ready To Retire?%3$s>
Taxation considerations are general and based on present taxation laws and may be subject to change. You should seek independent, professional tax advice before making any decision based on this information.
Getting Personal Insurance Right%3$s>
The fact that some Australians with multiple super accounts are likely to have duplicate personal insurance policies, is also putting the question of adequate insurance into the spotlight. After all, no-one wants to be paying for something they won’t benefit from.
Economic Update – December 2018%3$s>
The local currency was hampered by the sell-off in global share markets, mixed domestic housing data and further weakness in the Chinese yuan.
Christmas In The Workplace: Tax Deductions%3$s>
By Pat Mannix
Christmas time is great for tax deductions! You just need to know what you can/can’t do. We’re answering: what can you claim in terms of gifts and parties?