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Overview If your relationship with your spouse ends, you should be aware of what can happen to the super entitlements of you both. The Family Court and super-splitting laws generally enable super interests (accounts in super funds) or super payments (pensions or annuities) to be split by agreement or court order if a relationship breaks...
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Family discussing options for first home purchase
Entering the real estate market has become increasingly tough in recent years.   The median price for a house in Adelaide was $410,000 in 2013 and $740,000 as at Dec 2023.1   Housing affordability has been further eroded by rising interest rates.  Becoming a first homeowner in Australia in 2024 is very difficult. More than 60% of first...
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More Australians can make up to three years’ worth of non-concessional super contributions in the same financial year, with the government making this option available to individuals up to the age of 75. Individuals aged up to 75 are able to make up to three years of non-concessional super contributions under the bring-forward rules. Previously,...
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Give me the main points The most important reason to consider taking out life insurance is to protect your family if you die or become unable to work. There’s a good case for anyone with dependants or people who plan to have dependants to take out life insurance. Life insurance policies can be bought through...
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Adding to your super You can boost your retirement savings by making voluntary super contributions, such as by: setting up a salary sacrifice arrangement with your employer making personal super contributions (and a non-concessional contribution may make you eligible for the government's super co-contribution) transferring any super you have in a foreign super fund arranging...
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Key points - Australia ranked as having one of the lowest rates of disposable income growth per capita amongst OECD countries in mid-2023. - An increasing income tax burden and mortgage repayments have weighed on income growth, despite solid wages and salaries. - But, household balance sheets in Australia look stronger compared to incomes. Household...
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced proposed changes to address ongoing cost of living pressures with all 13.6 million Australian taxpayers receiving a tax cut from 1 July 2024, compared to the tax they paid in 2023-24.i Now is the time to assess what it means to your hip pocket and what implications it may...
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Sidestep the shock of unexpected bills by smoothing out payments and making regular, automated instalments that can be planned well in advance. Ever experience that sinking feeling when you’ve opened a bill that you can’t possibly afford to pay? The shock of receiving a big bill – or worse, a number of them arriving at...
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Employers are desperate for workers and cost of living pressures are making it tough to live on a pension. That’s a perfect mix of conditions to send some retirees back to work. But it’s smart to get good advice before you take the leap. With unemployment rates at historic lows and employers facing a shortage...
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Here are some quick ways to reduce your living costs. Having a money plan helps you stay on top of your spending and bills. There's also free support and services to go to if you're feeling overwhelmed. If you're in crisis and struggling to pay for essentials, there are services to help you with food,...
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