Business

What’s been described as a ‘sneaky’ addition to new aged-care legislation could see some seniors about to move into facilities lose their age pension and cost them thousands of dollars in daily fees.

The ‘sell-up everything’ approach to shifting Mum or Dad into aged care can really stuff up the finances— not only for them but possibly for their beneficiaries when they eventually die.

Q+A: The performance of global share markets at the moment might not be the only reason your superannuation fund is bleeding right now, particularly if you’re in this type of fund.

Vik Bansal, the man credited with transforming Boral into a leaner, Australia-focused building materials business, is giving up the job of chief executive but will remain a key part of its next phase of growth.

Shares clawed back heavy losses on Monday to finish down 0.7 per cent at the closing bell. 

‘The cost of fuel has to be worn by the end customer or people can’t actually operate in business.’

Nearly 30,000 young workers have missed out on superannuation payments, prompting new laws forcing employers to pay super on payday in weeks.

February consumer price data to be released on Wednesday will shape the Reserve Bank's thinking on interest rates ahead of a crucial meeting in May.

Australia’s petroleum industry is warning the two remaining refineries in Queensland and Victoria are still at risk of closing down despite more generous Federal Government subsidies.

The economic phenomena that dares not speak its name is on the horizon and closing in on Australia fast. Recession.

Base and precious metals have tumbled since the Middle East war started as investors sold to move into cash on worries about global growth.

Some ASX-listed gold miners will bear the brunt of higher fuel prices far worse than others, according to fresh analysis.

Canberra is under renewed pressure to raise taxes on LNG producers to ensure a bigger take from surging gas prices and relieve Budget stress.

An email from a major plumbing supplier in Australia, obtained by The Nightly, has told tradies prices are soaring due to the conflict in the Middle East as the cost crisis expands.

Australia’s resources sector is alarmed at reports the Prime Minister’s department is quietly exploring options for a new tax.