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Payday super: the details
Payday super will change how superannuation guarantee (SG) is paid. From 1 July 2026, SG payments must be made on payday. Learn more about the new rules and employer obligations.
... read more01 Succession: the series
Managing inherited property can come with complex tax implications. Learn how to navigate tax consequences when transferring assets, from cash to shares and property.
... read moreThe ban on genetic test insurance discrimination
Life insurance and genetic testing discrimination is set to be banned by the government. This article explores the impact on premiums, coverage, and how these changes affect life insurance policies.
... read moreMore women using 'downsizer' contributions to boost super
Find out how women are leading in using downsizer contributions to superannuation. Explore the benefits, eligibility, and how this could boost your retirement savings.
... read moreResidential aged care changes - what could they mean for me?
Understand how the residential aged care changes from July 2025 could affect fees, support, and care options. These changes aim to ensure a fairer system for all Australians.
... read moreIt wasn't me: the tax fraud scam
Fraudsters are increasingly targeting myGov accounts to claim tax refunds and GST credits fraudulently. Learn how tax scams work, how to spot fake communications, and the critical steps to protect your personal information.
... read moreIs the RBA to blame? The economic state of play
Interest rates have surged, with political debate growing around the Reserve Bank of Australia’s policies. The RBA’s stance and economic indicators are under scrutiny as inflation remains high. Explore the key impacts on households and businesses.
... read more$81.5m payroll tax win for Uber
Uber successfully contested $81.5M payroll tax assessments in NSW, with the court ruling drivers as independent contractors, not employees.
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