Tag: tax

Newsflash – Government Stimulus package

The government has just announced a suite of announcements below. For the full details direct from the Treasury, please see the pdf file links at the end of this article. As always please confirm the below with your accountant or qualified finance professional and seek professional advice before acting on any of these announcements. Cash…
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22 Private Health Cover – Is it worth it?

In this week’s episode, the Money Madams chat about the ins and outs of Private Hospital cover.  We help you weigh up when and whether private health cover is something you should include in your budget and lifestyle. If you are looking to… Understand (or avoid) the Lifetime Health cover loading, You are worried about…
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Episode 19 – Super Basics – Part 2

Superannuation is the often misunderstood hero of wealth creation. In this week’s episode, we continue to chat about the basics of superannuation. This is part 2 of a 2 part episode. In this week’s episode we cover: How you can contribute to your super How much is enough Tips on consolidating your super When you…
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Episode 18 – Super Basics Part 1

Superannuation is often the misunderstood hero of wealth creation. In this week’s episode, we chat about the basics of superannuation. Being a meaty topic this is part 1 of a 2 part in-depth look. In this episode, we cover topics such as: What is Super Who gets it What can you invest in What will…
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5 ways to spend your tax refund that’ll make a meaningful difference

Did you know that the average Australian receives a tax refund of $2,574? If you are expecting this amount, you’ve probably had a bit of time to think about what you plan to spend it on. Well, we are going to give you some tips on what you could do with a couple of grand…
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Are you ready for the end of the financial year?

It’s fast approaching, and you may be thinking about ways you can boost yourself financially before the financial year ends. We have prepared our top 10 list of ideas. Get up to $500 from the Government Co-Contribution. If you earn less than $37,697 and make an after-tax super contribution of $1,000 to your super, you…
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