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You may be eligible to claim a tax offset on your super income stream and super contributions you make on behalf of your spouse. Australian super income stream tax offset A super income stream is a series of regular payments from your super fund. If you receive...

5 Easy Ways To Increase Property Value Your home is more than simply a place to unwind; it’s also an investment. If you plan to sell your property someday, increasing its value now can help you get a better return on your investment. Most people believe that increasing...

Energy operators have been put on notice as the consumer watchdog is given additional powers to monitor pricing. Treasurer Jim Chalmers on Tuesday announced an expansion to the competition and consumer regulator’s ability to monitor energy market prices. Australians are already experiencing tough financial times and the...

Price limits for support as part of the National Disability Insurance Scheme will increase from next month. The NDIS sets maximum prices registered providers can charge people for disability support and services to ensure participants receive value for money. The limits will rise by nine per cent...

Australia’s manufacturers are facing the most challenging times in 50 years due to supply headwinds and escalating costs but are benefiting from strengthening demand, a new survey has found. The latest Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry-Westpac industrial trends survey showed business conditions are expanding and...

The Reserve Bank board is committed to doing what is necessary to ensure inflation returns to the two to three per cent target and households should be prepared for further interest rate rises, governor Philip Lowe has warned. He said while rising inflation had been driven...

Petrol prices have returned to the levels experienced at the time of the March federal budget, but would be a lot higher if not for former treasurer Josh Frydenberg halving fuel excise for six months. Last week the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission said the cut...

It was one of several unconventional monetary policy tools used by the Reserve Bank of Australia during the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic, but a new review has indicated it is unlikely to be used again. The three-year bond yield target was introduced at an emergency...