Wealth

If Labor pushes through its contentious changes to the taxation of superannuation balances over $3 million, the Treasurer will be overseeing a neat strategy to pay down years of outsized government spending.

James and Liz, a young Aussie couple, are part of a surprising cohort hoping the Reserve Bank doesn’t cut rates today. 

If running a self-managed superannuation fund has become too much, managing an exit is a relatively easy process. But fail to follow a specific order of events and you could end up paying unnecessary tax.

Anthony Albanese’s top bean counter has boasted of ‘good progress’ on inflation ahead of a call that could make life easier or harder for millions of Aussies.

When the creators of President Donald Trump’s meme coin announced last month that its top 220 buyers could join him for dinner, the mostly anonymous investors raced to capitalise on the opportunity.

Labor’s new tax on superannuation is like a form of financial cancer — there’s a real chance it could spread. Nick Bruining explains.

The price of gold has been on an unrelenting upward trajectory, capturing the attention of investors and economists alike.

D-Day is looming for thousands who owe the Australian Taxation Office unpaid tax, and experts fear it could trigger a wave of bankruptcies for individuals, small businesses and sole traders.

A ‘tick-the-box’ tax deduction is on the way after the re-election of the Albanese Government and Aussies could be hundreds of dollars better off. Here’s how much you can expect to get back.

For those that haven’t yet set up a MyGov access account, an amazing world of useful information and government services awaits you.

Wealth: Oh how bitcoin’s early adopters are relishing their “I told you so” moment

A planned system outage and the suspension of most transactions is affecting more than one million members of one of Australia’s largest industry superannuation funds.

Households will get a rate cut in May regardless of April’s inflation reading, one major bank’s chief economist has boldly declared.

As the trade war intensifies, investors are questioning whether Australia may become an increasingly attractive supplier of critical minerals, particularly as China restricts exports of many of these products.