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A significant number of Australians heading into retirement may not have enough superannuation and may need to invest more in higher-risk assets so they can live comfortably in retirement.
Fortescue and a contractor half-owned by a prominent fund manager are believed to be embroiled in a bitter battle over the eye-wateringly expensive fix of a leaky pipeline.
All of us baby boomers should get ready for more bashing during Federal Budget week when we’ll be reminded just how lucky we were to be brought up in a time when property was so cheap and life was so carefree.
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Netflix management has said live programming creates “cultural moments” relevant not only to viewers, but to advertisers, a new revenue stream that Netflix hopes to scale.
LEADERS SURVEY: The man in charge of some of Australia’s most iconic snacks says customer preferences are changing at breakneck speeds.
Making a profit on the sale of an investment property can have you breaking out the champagne. But the taxman also wants his share. Here’s the hacks you need to know to soften the blow.
Q+A: Changes to how the government applies indexation to HECS and HELP debts may be about to change, but how the banks view the annual burden doesn’t, especially if you’re saving for your first home.
Promised emission reduction targets are being undermined by government subsidies to fossil fuel producers which are set to rise by more than 30 per cent to $14.5b this year.
As well as a federal budget, Australia will get its quarterly check-up on worker wages, business surveys and monthly jobs figures.
Nine will stop selling the Australian Financial Review in WA because it refused to pay as little as $3000 extra a day to print the financial sheet in Perth.
After paying down around $US20,000 in credit card debt, Shonnita Leslie cut up her cards to avoid sinking that deep into debt again. But she didn’t tackle her debt alone.
Iron ore’s recent mini-recovery can’t mask the fact that China’s push for a less property-intensive economy will keep demand subdued for years to come.
Carter Osborne spent two months agonizing over whether to leave his full-time job for his tutoring side hustle.
Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers insists he is not concerned big-spending budgets from the States – like that the Cook government handed down yesterday – will undermine his efforts to fight inflation.
Australia’s interest-rate settings are ‘a bit too low’ to rapidly stamp out inflation, according to former senior Reserve Bank official Jonathan Kearns.