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Ask Paul: My teenage son wants to start investing
Alan's son wants to start investing the money he makes at his part-time job, so are insurance bonds a good option? It all comes down to tax, says Paul Clitheroe.
The costs versus savings of working from home
Nine out of 10 Aussies want to continue working from home, so how do the savings of working remotely measure up against the costs of running a home office?
What it could mean for you if Labor wins the next election
With the federal election less than four weeks away, here's what Labor has promised on housing, climate change, education and more.
What the Federal Budget means for investors and savers
While short-term tax offsets and payments headlined the Federal Budget, investors and savers across the country may benefit from taxes relating to investments, savings and superannuation remaining essentially unchanged.
Friends With Money #43: Inheritance and tax
Join the Friends With Money podcast to unpack how tax impacts inheritance. We chat about tax exemptions, inheriting the family home and advice on organising a will.
10 million Aussies to receive an extra $420 at tax time
More than 10 million Australians are set to benefit from an additional one-off $420 tax offset from July this year.
Four tips for buying a successful commercial property
Structure is important when starting out investing in commercial property. Getting it wrong can have long-term tax implications that can be costly.
What to expect from next week’s Federal Budget
The Federal Budget is less than a week away, so what's in it for you? We're expecting the lamington (LMITO tax break) to live on another year.
Ask Paul: Should I sell my shares to avoid paying tax on dividends?
Geoff is moving to Japan for work, so should he sell his $20,000 in blue-chip shares in order to avoid paying tax on the dividends?
Ask Paul: An inheritance means I will lose the pension – and I’m fine with it
Inheriting a large sum of money means Kris will no longer get the pension - and she's fine with that - but what about tax returns?
