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ATO puts new investors on notice
New investors should be on notice as they prepare to lodge their first tax return since investing, the tax office has warned.
ATO won’t pursue $180m in overpaid JobKeeper
The tax office will not pursue businesses that took advantage of JobKeeper despite large profits, nor will it ask small businesses to repay $180 million claimed in error.
Jeremy Fleming on helping his small business survive lockdowns
Jeremy Fleming was in Melbourne last year building a stage for AGP when the event was cancelled. Here's how he and his business have survived since then.
Most expensive home in US defaults on $224m loans
The owner of the most US expensive home defaults on $224 million in loans, and experts back vaccine passports. Here are five things you might have missed.
Half of Aussies haven’t checked their credit score – here’s why they need to
Are you a 440 or an 800? If you don't know your credit score, it's time you checked. Not sure how to do that? We explain it all here.
Qantas to reward vaccinated frequent flyers
Paralympians to receive more financial support, and new incentives to get your COVID-19 jab. Here are five things you might've missed this week.
Why you should set new savings goals this spring
Spring is finally here, which means it's time to sweep the cobwebs off your budget and set some new money goals. Here are six ways to get started.
‘When it comes to investing, I’m the drunk heckler yelling at the stockmarket’
Comedian Daniel Muggleton can tell a joke that will make your sides ache all while he rocks his trademark Adidas tracksuit. Just don't ask him about investing or taxes...
Ask Paul: I have $500k in super, should I give $200k to my kids?
Bernadette wants to give $200,000 to her children, but with $500,000 in super and no other assets, is this a wise move?
Why ETFs are the darling of the early retirement movement
Not all early retirement devotees use ETFs as their investment vehicle of choice, but they are easily the most fashionable. Here's why.
