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With the ATO clarifying a significant portion of the fees paid to a financial adviser are now likely to be tax deductible, the new fiscal year may see you jump into the world of financial advice.

Q+A: Here’s how you could afford a new car at the age of 84 without sacrificing your home care.

Former US President Ronald Reagan famously used the old Russian proverb of ‘trust but verify’, which we should all be prepared to apply when it comes to dealing with our life’s savings.

Mineral Resources’ all-important ethics and governance committee has gone from all-female to all-male with two new directors joining and Justin Langer shuffled in.

THE ECONOMIST: Why America’s economic slowdown, is not as fast as expected ... for now.

Shadow Trade Minister Kevin Hogan has accused Anthony Albanese of ‘waving a white flag’ on the possibility of securing exemptions to Donald Trump’s looming tariffs by the July 9 deadline.

New figures show Australians are among the world’s heaviest drug users, and the impact is showing up at work.

AARON PATRICK: The most technologically sophisticated generation is deleting dating apps because they make them feel judged and rejected.

The regulator alleged Mr King, Craig Ransley, Nathan Boom and current chief executive Danny McCarthy misled the market over a whistleblower’s claim Terracom rigged the quality of its coal.

Investment bank Morgan Stanley is sceptical about Domino’s strategy aimed at restoring the embattled pizza chain’s sales and profitability amid the fallout from the CEO’s sudden resignation this week.

EXCLUSIVE: They’re young millionaires earning more in a week than most Australians make in a year, turning extreme sex stunts into both income and fantasy — but how high is the price of fame?

JACKSON HEWETT: The President’s Independence Day victory is a loss for common sense.

The number of Australian consumers reporting ‘very high’ stress has fallen to a three-and-a-half-year low amid slowing inflation and increasing confidence of further interest rate cuts in the next year.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says America’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs will have little impact on Australia and has taken aim at US President Donald Trump’s favourite word.

THE ECONOMIST: Donald Trump has earned the nickname TACO — Trump Always Chickens Out — among some on Wall Street. Yet his counterparts are playing a similar game.