Car Loans

Find out how much stamp duty do you need to pay on your car in different Australian states.

Vidhu Bajaj -

16 Apr, 2024 -

10 min read

Car Loans

Before you buy a new set of wheels, it helps to explore your financing options and choose the right type of car loan to get the maximum value out of the deal. Unfortunately, there's no formula to decide which car loan is the best for you, but learning more about the available options can help you make an informed choice. 

Vidhu Bajaj -

12 May, 2023 -

4 min read

Superannuation

The ATO levies the super guarantee charge (SGC) on employers if they fail to pay an employee’s super guarantee on time and to the correct fund.

Vidhu Bajaj -

18 Jan, 2023 -

4 min read

Superannuation

By rolling over super spread over several funds and consolidating them into a single account, you may save on fees and taxes.

Alex Ritchie -

15 Mar, 2021 -

4 min read

Superannuation

Superannuation (super) is a compulsory savings scheme. You do not need to report the super you’re paid when lodging your tax return each financial year. In order to understand why super is not considered taxable income, you’ll need to realise your tax obligations.

Peter Terlato -

28 Nov, 2022 -

4 min read

Home Loans

One surprise to come out of Australia's 2017 Federal Budget was the introduction of a new 'budget repair' levy on Australia's big banks.

Mark Bristow -

15 May, 2017 -

5 min read

Home Loans

As most would-be homebuyers know all too well, Australia suffers from a housing supply shortage, which experts cite as one of the reasons property prices are among the highest in the world.

Home Loans

Negative gearing refers to when investors can claim a tax deduction when their investments make a loss. While negative gearing offers several potential benefits, there are also risks involved.

Vidhu Bajaj -

24 May, 2023 -

6 min read

Savings Accounts

Many people think the interest rate is the be all and end all of savings accounts, but the other features can be just as important.

Nick Bendel -

12 May, 2017 -

3 min read

Savings Accounts

Australian's who are engaged have the most positive outlook on their finances of any group in the country.

Jodie Humphries -

24 Oct, 2016 -

3 min read

Savings Accounts

If you earn interest on your savings, it may be taxable, just like your wages. Your bank may withhold - or deduct - tax when paying out your interest.

Jodie Humphries -

29 Jan, 2021 -

5 min read

Energy

Gas prices in Australia are affected by several factors, including network and costs and transportation. The price you pay for gas can depend on where you live and how many people in your region opt for a gas connection.

Jodie Humphries -

15 Jun, 2021 -

4 min read

Car Insurance

The amount you'll pay in car insurance costs can depend on the level of coverage you want as well as the car you drive, your age and and driving history.

Peter Terlato -

11 Jan, 2023 -

5 min read

Credit Cards

Online shopping just got easier for fraudsters

Laine Gordon -

02 Aug, 2012 -

4 min read

Credit Cards

Most airlines offer frequent flyer programs but how do you choose which one to join?

Jodie Humphries -

11 Jan, 2022 -

4 min read

Cryptocurrency

It’s legal to buy, sell and hold cryptocurrency in Australia. Coins are treated as taxable assets. You'll need to keep transaction records and declare your capital gains and losses. It's helpful to understand how and when crypto is taxed and this guide will explain everything you need to know.

Peter Terlato -

07 Oct, 2022 -

7 min read