As we approach the final weeks of the financial year, it’s a good time to consider some tax time tips.

In the aftermath, I’ve been contemplating the formula we need to follow to give ourselves the best chance of achieving our goals, whatever they may be.

When I was growing up, I could never understand the grade I was given on one of my English papers.

The Federal Budget has dominated the headlines for weeks, and while it generates plenty of interest, it doesn’t impact investors much.

Borrowing should be as simple as this: if you can afford the repayments, and you’ve got a good credit record, you get a loan.

For the first time, perhaps ever, Australians are considering paying off their HECS loans early.

It’s the kind of scenario most of us contemplate when we’re considering investing.

Put simply, we are not building enough to cater to the demand right now.

There has been a lot of discussion of late about superannuation.

Just last week, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) provided their quarterly update on population growth as of September 2023.

The Australian has just released its annual Rich List, which ranks the 250 Richest Australians.

Plenty of Australians were back on the sidelines barracking for their football teams this past weekend.