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ATO eyes self-managed super

ATO eyes self-managed super - The tax office has its sights on struggling businesses running their own super. [SMH - Small Business]

Charity calls for affordable Hunter housing

Charity calls for affordable Hunter housing - The Samaritans are calling on the Federal Government to introduce incentives for developers to build more affordable housing in the Hunter. [www.abc.net.au - housing]

Call for incentives as auctions collapse

Call for incentives as auctions collapse - THE property market continued to struggle over the weekend, with auction clearance rates now below 50pc in Sydney and Brisbane. [www.news.com.au - Money - Property]

Compulsory purchase backdown

Compulsory purchase backdown - AMID rising opposition to the State Government's proposed planning reforms, the Planning Minister, Frank Sartor, is expected to drop a controversial plan to allow state and local governments compulsorily to acquire private land to sell to developers. [SMH - National News]

Banks face scrutiny over penalties

Banks face scrutiny over penalties - BANKS charging excessive penalties for customers' minor transgressions could be forced to comply with a new fairness test being considered by the Federal Government. [SMH - National News]

Deaths a risky business

Deaths a risky business - Recent deaths of well known business identities underline the importance of death cover, but many still don't consider it a major risk. [SMH - Small Business]

Aside from insurance cover, you should also consider the risks of death in a business as part of your risk management and succession planning.

As a business owner, your business is your personal asset. You invest yourself in your business and so it is natural for you to want to protect, control, or at least have a say in your business after your death. This is possible by including your business in your Will.

Names roll in $100m tax scheme case

Names roll in $100m tax scheme case - TWO women have been named as accessories to an alleged $100 million offshore tax avoidance scheme set up by a former accountant, Robert Francis Agius. [SMH - National News]

Homes at risk under NSW planning laws

Homes at risk under NSW planning laws - Proposed planning laws in NSW will give the Iemma government power to compulsorily acquire private land to resell to developers, experts say. [Real Estate Magazine - News]

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Housing company on affordable rentals mission

Housing company on affordable rentals mission - A Sunshine Coast not-for-profit housing company says it needs to find an estimated 5,000 dwellings for affordable rentals in the region. [www.abc.net.au - housing]

1 in 5 stressed borrowers losing home

1 in 5 stressed borrowers losing home - ABOUT 20 per cent of people who go "into the slippery slide" of mortgage borrowing never get out. [www.news.com.au - Money - Property]

Continuing interest rate rises increase the effect of mortgage stress. Although 'stress' is relative to the way in which a person handles a situation, people faced with mortgage stress are well-advised to be proactive about addressing their financial problems rather than leaving it until it is too late.

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