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19/12/06 Russell Franey
Benjamin Franklin once said, in life there are two certainties, death and taxes. Over time, a number of permutations hav more... |
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29/10/06 David Tomlinson
This article is written with some optimism that the Federal Government is starting to get it right when it comes to supe more... |
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20/06/06 David Tomlinson
The Federal Treasury is arguably the post powerful economic institution in the country.
It frames the Federal budget more... |
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20/04/06 David Tomlinson
You might be forgiven for thinking that the residential property market is in a slump. Sales are slow, prices have falle more... |
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20/04/06 Russell Franey
The end of the financial year is approaching fast, so it is now time to consider your options in managing taxation liabi more... |
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19/02/06 David Tomlinson
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Boosted by a strong international demand for commodities, the Australian share market has had anot more... |
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21/12/05 David Tomlinson
At the time of writing the Howard Government’s industrial relations bills are going through Parliament and are likely to more... |
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20/10/05 David Tomlinson
It seems just about everyone has an idea on what a proper tax structure should be.
The Government, Parliamentary bac more... |
23/08/05 David Tomlinson
That population bulge called the baby boomers has been getting more attention than usual over the past year or so.
T more... |
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16/06/05 David Tomlinson
The Federal Opposition and the minor parties in the Senate are doing a lot of chest thumping over the latest Federal Bud more... |
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16/06/05 Russell Franey
As the end of the financial year approaches it is important to consider likely taxation implications that may arise as a more... |
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19/02/05 David Tomlinson
You may have been (rightly) distracted by a Middle East war, a couple of reasonably important elections, soaring oil pri more... |
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19/02/05 Russell Franey
In an environment where litigation is prevalent and insurance premiums continue to increase, a service trust can provide more... |
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18/12/04 David Tomlinson
House prices have doubled over the last ten years pushing large numbers of potential first homebuyers onto the sidelines more... |
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14/12/04 David Tomlinson
George Bush is back in the White House and John Howard is back in Canberra. So everything stays the same.
Not quite. more... |
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20/08/04 David Tomlinson
With the share market near record highs, the residential property market in decline and interest rates on the rise, wher more... |
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30/06/04 David Tomlinson
If oil prices continue to hover around $US40 a barrel it is fair to ask what sort of economic consequences are likely to more... |
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14/05/04 David Tomlinson
Superannuation is back in the news. Our respite was but brief.
This time however it looks as though it may even beco more... |
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20/02/04 David Tomlinson
What a difference a year makes.
Just 12 months ago prospects for the world economy looked bleak. The US was still s more... |
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17/10/03 David Tomlinson
As everyone knows the residential property market is booming even in areas where prices have been stagnant for years.
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20/08/03 David Tomlinson
The chairman of the US Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan has been dancing around the dreaded “D” word for some time now.
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20/06/03 David Tomlinson
With the end of the financial year galloping towards us, a few recent changes in the tax area are worthy of note. They m more... |
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17/12/02 David Tomlinson
Compulsory euthanasia for any chronically infirm person over the age of 70 is not a policy that any civilised society wo more... |
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16/10/02 David Tomlinson
The fallout from the booming 1990s is still being felt.
Two and a half years ago the hi-tech bubble in the US popped a more... |
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20/08/02 David Tomlinson
We are now more than two years into the bear market that hit Wall Street when the dot.com collapse occurred in March 200 more... |
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20/06/02 David Tomlinson
People who try to forecast the future have a patchy success record – even economists. But in one area long term forecast more... |
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20/02/02 David Tomlinson
David Tomlinson is a freelance finance journalist based on the Northern Rivers of NSW. more... |
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20/01/02
If financial markets are to be believed the world economy, with some exceptions, is on track for a strong recovery in th more... |
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20/07/01
At this time of the year many higher income earners start to panic and look for quick ways of reducing their tax bill.
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20/05/01
Not only do you have to deal with international factors far beyond your control but you also have to deal with human bei more... |
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01/12/99
Something strange seems to be happening to the Australian economy. The Government and the Federal Treasurer assure us th more... |
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01/12/99
A heck of a lot has happened in the last two months - economically speaking at least.
While most of Australia was at more... |
