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Politicians must resist the temptation to use a budget boon from the Iran war to pump the economy up with cost-of-living measures such as fuel excise cuts or energy rebates, economists say. Repeating the approach of the post-COVID-19 pandemic inflation spike to ease price pressures on...

Ending a tax exemption for electric vehicles could unfairly punish families outside major metropolitan areas who are dealing with longer commutes and are most likely to maximise the tax cut. The National Automotive Leasing and Salary Packaging Association issued the warning on Saturday, revealing the top...

Burning thousands of dollars on building and pest inspections could soon become a thing of the past for cash-strapped homebuyers in one state. The burden of pre-sale building and pest inspections would shift from prospective buyers to sellers under legislation the Victorian Labor government has vowed...

Running a business, building wealth, or planning for the future often involves navigating a complex web of legal and regulatory obligations. While financial advisers are not lawyers, they play an important role in helping individuals and business owners understand their financial responsibilities and work alongside...

Few life transitions carry as much emotional weight as the move into aged care. For many people, the conversation begins quietly — perhaps after a fall, a medical diagnosis, or the realisation that everyday tasks are becoming harder.  While aged care is often discussed in terms...