Reserve Bank board shake up outlined in new laws
29 November
The next phase of a major shake up to the Reserve Bank of Australia has kicked off with Treasurer Jim Chalmers introducing changes to parliament. A dual-board set up is one of the major reform items, with the plan to have one for making interest...[Read More]
Labor deal with Greens to pass vacant homes tax reforms
29 November
A deal to strengthen taxes on empty homes has been struck between the Victorian government and the Greens. An upper house vote on changes to Victoriaās vacant residential land tax was put on ice earlier this month when the Greens and the coalition...[Read More]
Government takes action on āhelp to buyā housing laws
29 November
Thousands of Australians seeking to buy a home will soon get assistance with laws due to go to federal parliament. The āhelp to buyā laws to be introduced this week will support 40,000 eligible home buyers with an equity contribution of up to 40...[Read More]
Insurance coverage designed to keep families financially protected
23 November
Protecting oneās family is a vital aspect of parenting, and every parent has their own unique ideas about what it means to keep their loved ones safe. As a parent, you feel the need to protect and keep your children safe, especially in the early...[Read More]
Family law ā separation and divorce
23 November
No matter how sincere and pure peopleās intentions are when they utter their marriage vows and say āI doā, there comes a time in some marriages when the relationship irretrievably breaks down. In such cases, separation is usually inevitable...[Read More]
Creating a better business with cloud accounting
23 November
Does your company still use desktop software or spreadsheets for accounting tasks? If so, then it could be time to upgrade to a cloud-based accounting system. In comparison to on-premises solutions, cloud accounting for small businesses offers...[Read More]
Navigating the Emotional and Financial Aspects of Inheriting Wealth
16 November
Inheriting wealth, while often a sign of a loved oneās thoughtfulness, also brings a mix of emotions and responsibilities. Itās a time that calls for both emotional support and practical financial planning. Taking the time to grieve and process...[Read More]
Are you providing entertainment this holiday season?
15 November
With the holiday season on the way you may be planning to celebrate with your staff. Before you hire a restaurant or book an event, make sure you work out if the benefits you provide your employees are considered entertainment related, and therefore...[Read More]
Make it law: young Australians want healthy environment
15 November
Young Australians overwhelmingly want the right to a healthy environment enshrined in law to keep pace with standards overseas. Nine out of 10 people aged 13 to 24 think they have a right to a healthy environment, with three in four believing the...[Read More]
Top 5 reasons to have legal representation
9 November
Most people donāt think they need a lawyer until they find themselves in a situation where legal advice is crucial. However, upon closer examination, there are numerous instances in life where seeking the expertise of a lawyer can make all the...[Read More]
Big Four consultants face ban from tax regulator board
9 November
Partners from the Big Four consulting firms could be banned from serving on the board of the tax advisory regulator, in the first legislative move against the companies since the PwC tax scandal. After securing government agreement, the Greens will...[Read More]
Managing Finances and Lifestyle Activities Across the Four Phases of Retirement
2 November
Retirement is a complex period divided into various phases, each with its own set of financial requirements and lifestyle considerations. Understanding how to budget for each stage can help you make the most of your post-career...[Read More]
Mixed response to consultation on new laws for nature
1 November
Thereās no sign yet that Australiaās new environment laws will account for the threat climate change poses to nature, a conservation group says. The federal government has started consulting stakeholders on its once-in-a-generation rewrite of...[Read More]
Consultations are underway for changes to superannuation
26 October
Ā From 1Ā July 2026, employers will be required to pay their employeesā super at the same time as their salary and wages. Currently, employers are only required to pay their employeesā super quarterly. These changes to payday super were...[Read More]