A bargain? If it had an indoor toilet, maybe it would be a $2m price guide?
www.news.com.au/finance/real-estate/paddington-derelict-house-that-sold-for-28k-in-1976-has-19m-p...
Paddington derelict house that sold for $28k in 1976 has $1.9m price guide
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This derelict 1850s era cottage last traded for $28,000 in 1976 and no-one’s lived there since 2015, but now it’s up for auction with a $1.9m price guide.
Have you been following this story? The saga isn't over, especially with the on-again, off-again drama with restrictions and lockdowns in Victoria. Ultimately, each of these 'little wins' will only encourage them and others to pursue their case.
www.news.com.au/finance/business/jims-mowing-franchisee-has-small-win-in-lockdown-battle-with-vic...
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Jim’s Mowing has won a bid to have its legal challenge to Victoria’s lockdown heard separately to six other businesses.
Do you still have doubts whether cryptocurrency (whether Bitcoin or any other) is here to stay? El Salvador may be the first, but they won't be the last.
www.news.com.au/technology/online/bitcoin-bounces-back-as-el-salvador-votes-to-make-it-legal-tend...
Bitcoin bounces back as El Salvador votes to make it legal tender
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Cryptocurrencies have bounced back in a big way this morning after El Salvador voted to become the first nation in the world to adopt bitcoin as legal tender.
Do you do keep your own accounts and do your own taxes? Do keep your receipts in a shoebox or are you organised?
www.news.com.au/finance/money/tax/investment-tax-planning-biggest-mistake-aussies-make-on-returns...
Common tax mistake costing Aussies millions
www.news.com.au
In Australia we pay a lot of tax. ABS data shows the average income earner pays $21,246 of income tax alone.
How do you value cryptocurrency and where does it sit within your investment portfolio (if at all)?
www.news.com.au/technology/online/cryptocurrency-market-hammered-after-bitcoin-edges-closer-to-dr...
Almost all cryptocurrencies hammered in bloodbath
www.news.com.au
Crypto investors are waking to sea of red this morning as the entire market took an absolute hammering overnight for the second time in just a few weeks.
A growing divide between 'the haves' and the 'have nots'?
#economy
www.news.com.au/finance/economy/australian-economy/nsw-government-intergenerational-report-predic...
Who will miss out on future pay rises
www.news.com.au
In four decades’ time, the average wage will be more than $50,000 higher than today, many of us will have graduated with “micro degrees”, houses will be more affordable and we’ll be living int...
"Tell him he's dreaming!" It's interesting to see where prices can go once buyers have re-adjusted their price expectations or re-evaluated their perception of value. When buyers expect and are willing to pay the prices asked by sellers (if not more), which direction does the property market go?
#property #realestate #market
www.news.com.au/national/australians-increasingly-searching-for-properties-in-higher-price-bracke...
Property prices jump across Australia
www.news.com.au
Australians looking for a new house are increasingly searching for properties in higher price brackets with almost half of Sydney buyers looking to spend more than $1.5 million.
Have you already seen this on social media?
www.news.com.au/national/nsw-act/news/sydney-driver-slammed-for-dangerous-fridge-delivery-in-bond...
Pictures show Sydney driver’s ‘dangerous’ fridge delivery
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Police have slammed a Sydney driver for their “dangerous” method of transporting a fridge.
Do you check the balance of your superannuation often? If not, you'd be pleasantly surprised by the recent gains.
#superannuation #sharemarket
www.news.com.au/finance/economy/australian-economy/australian-sharemarkets-recordbreaking-run-wha...
What ASX 200’s all-time high means for Australian economy
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The Australian sharemarket has been on a stellar run of late, breaking all-time records three times in recent days and it’s expected to keep climbing higher.
Where are Australians getting all this money to sink into the property market? They're borrowing it of course. $31b worth of loans in April alone.
#property #realestate #mortgages #homeloans
www.news.com.au/finance/economy/australian-economy/australian-homebuyers-took-out-31-billion-in-m...
Shock amount Aussies borrowed for homes
www.news.com.au
Home buying across Australia is still surging with latest figures revealing a big bump in new mortgages being committed.
We don't often share news articles from international sport, but this is worth a read for anyone finding things a little tough right now. Of course, you might not be on the world stage (like these ladies), but what's important is that it's your own stage and don't let anyone say otherwise.
#mentalhealth #anxiety #depression
www.sbs.com.au/news/the-feed/world-applauds-venus-williams-response-to-naomi-osaka-s-withdrawal-f...
World applauds Venus Williams’ response to Naomi Osaka’s withdrawal from French Open
www.sbs.com.au
When asked how she ‘copes’ with media pressure, tennis legend Venus Williams pulled no punches, delivering an iconic response that’s been widely praised by her supporters.
Why does this become news? Public life means no private life.
www.news.com.au/national/politics/former-attorneygeneral-christian-porter-in-new-relationship-wit...
Christian Porter’s new girlfriend revealed
www.news.com.au
Former Attorney-General Christian Porter has revealed he’s found love with a Sydney-based criminal law specialist, after discontinuing his defamation action against the ABC.
56,000 people lost their jobs, yet property sales are booming, property prices and offers above reserve at auctions are soaring. What's going on?
www.news.com.au/finance/economy/australian-economy/56000-people-lost-employment-in-the-month-afte...
www.news.com.au
About 56,000 Australians have lost their jobs in the month since JobKeeper was cut off, the Treasury has revealed.
With high transaction costs in most Australian states, especially stamp duty, is 'flipping' properties a viable investment and growth strategy?
#property #realestate #stampduty #flippinghouses
www.news.com.au/finance/real-estate/selling/adem-assad-melbourne-man-flips-house-a-year-since-18-...
Adem Assad: Melbourne man flips house a year since 18 to be mortgage free at 30
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Adem Assad has flipped a property a year since he was 18, knocking out 12 renovations by the time he was 30 and now living mortgage free in his almost $1 million thirteenth home.
$920k over reserve in St Marys?
#stmarys #westernsydney #property #realestate
www.realestate.com.au/news/sydney-auctions-agent-and-seller-baffled-as-fibro-house-in-st-marys-se...
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A Western Sydney fibro house with minimal scope for development has sold at a crazy auction for more than double the reserve, a result the out-of-area seller thought was a joke.
Would you buy?
#cryptocurency
www.news.com.au/finance/money/investing/new-cryptocurrency-dubaicoin-jumps-in-value-by-1000-per-c...
New cryptocurrency jumps by 1000 per cent
www.news.com.au
Dubaicoin saw its value shoot up 1000 per cent in just 24 hours despite the price of other cryptocurrencies continuing to fall.
Unsurprising. It's happened before, it's happening again.
www.news.com.au/finance/work/at-work/jims-mowing-founder-jim-penman-writes-furious-open-letter-to...
Jim’s furious take on Victoria’s lockdown
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Jim’s Mowing founder Jim Penman has written another blistering open letter to the Victorian government blasting a decision to plunge the state into its fourth major lockdown in 12 months.
The 💩 don't lie...
Can you rely on reported cases? It all really depends on testing, doesn't it? If people don't get tested, the reported cases will be lower than reality and everyone breathes a sigh of relief. But if there's traces in the sewage, we know it's in the community - just don't know who or exactly where.
www.news.com.au/national/nsw-act/coronavirus-alert-issued-for-40500-sydney-residents-after-covid1...
Virus alert for 40,500 Sydney residents
www.news.com.au
Health authorities have issued an urgent warning for tens of thousands of Sydney residents, after fragments of Covid-19 were found in a sewerage network.
Is it a mouse plague or a rat plague? Is it different? Which is worse?
#rat #mouse #plague
www.news.com.au/technology/environment/csiros-mousealert-app-shows-areas-affected-by-horrific-mou...
Grim map shows extent of mouse plague
www.news.com.au
CSIRO is encouraging farmers and residents in rural towns to use an app it created several years ago to track mice sightings and infestations as authorities scramble to win the fight against the costl...
Really looking forward to this and it can't come soon enough...
www.abc.net.au/news/2021-05-26/electric-cars-ban-petrol-light-bulb-moment/100164780
Is this Australia's next light bulb moment?
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Australians usually embrace the future. At times we've been ahead of it. Could no new sales of internal combustion cars by 2035 be our next challenge, asks Peter Martin.
Hmmm... working from home has made claiming tax deductions for expenses more challenging?
#ato #tax #taxdeductions #expenses
www.news.com.au/finance/money/tax/ato-to-crack-down-on-travel-clothing-claims-for-homebased-worke...
Working from home: How to avoid falling foul of the ATO
www.news.com.au
The Australian Taxation Office is on the lookout for anyone trying to claim hefty working-from-home expenses while also maintaining or increasing claims for things like car, travel or clothing expense...
... but is he wrong? Do you think national productivity is up because more people are working from home? Is it really considered a work-life balance if you use business hours for personal activities and personal time to work?
www.news.com.au/finance/business/billionaire-developer-harry-triguboff-says-bosses-who-allow-empl...
Billionaire dubs Aussie bosses who allow employees to work from home as ‘parasites’
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Australian billionaire property king Harry Triguboff has slammed bosses who allow their employees to work from home as “parasites”.
Did you see anyone you know? The annual snow gear Special Buys is always a favourite - and not only does it show with the crowds in the stores, but also with the crowds across the snowfields in the weeks to come.
#aldi #specialbuys
www.news.com.au/travel/travel-ideas/ski-snow/aldi-snow-sale-2021-annual-sale-event-looks-very-dif...
Aldi Snow Sale 2021: Annual sale event looks very different in 2021
www.news.com.au
With that chill in the air, it can only mean one thing. Winter is here, and with that brings the crowds and chaos also known as the annual Aldi Snow Sale.
Is home ownership still part of the Australian dream?
#propertyvalue #homeownership
www.9news.com.au/national/australia-property-prices-home-ownership-dream-dying-as-valuers-predict...
Property valuers predict more price hikes as Aussies give up on home ownership
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Property valuers predict more price hikes as Aussies give up on home ownershipBy Stuart Marsh • Senior Producer11:30am May 19, 2021 Tweet Facebook Mail Young Australians are increasingly giving up o...
Is this even real? Viral posts on social media that send users into a tailspin isn't anything new. Maybe this will get some people (even you) paying more attention to the cash they carry - if any.
#tiktok #cash #50dollars
7news.com.au/lifestyle/personal-finance/tiktok-user-shares-rare-details-on-50-notes-that-could-sk...
Rare details that will send the value of your $50 notes skyrocketing
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One single note in your wallet could be worth 30 TIMES the amount it cost you.
Do you agree with the ban on religious knives in schools?
#kirpan #knife #stabbing #school #ban
www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/religious-knives-banned-from-government-schools-while-urgent-review-u...
‘The kirpan is not a weapon’: Sikh shock as government schools ban religious knives
www.smh.com.au
The Australian Sikh Association says its members are distraught following a government edict banning religious knives at NSW government schools.
It's always encouraging to see market leaders take their leadership responsibilities seriously and to look beyond themselves. Well done to these major supermarkets in joining this initiative.
#environment #woolworths #coles #supermarket #retailers
www.news.com.au/technology/environment/major-change-on-its-way-to-woolies-coles-stores-as-retail-...
Major change on its way to Woolies stores
www.news.com.au
Dozens of industry behemoths are joining forces to ramp up the war against plastic waste.
Ready to make some money?
#driveway #rental #leasing
www.news.com.au/technology/motoring/on-the-road/driveway-rental-service-floated-as-possible-solut...
How to make easy money off your driveway
www.news.com.au
People who live near hospitals or railway stations could earn easy money by renting out their driveways to people looking for a carpark.
Knives allowed in schools for religious purposes. Yes or no?
#school #knife #knives #stabbing
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‘Religious knife’ allowed on school grounds ahead of alleged Sydney stabbing
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NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has slammed a loophole that allows students to carry knives at school.So a no from me.
Dumbest thing I’ve heard of. Morons! What were they thinking.
Que Sera Sarah.
Would you? Obviously, someone did.
www.realestate.com.au/news/sydney-property-boom-tiny-squatter-house-in-inner-west-sells-for-more-...
www.realestate.com.au
A one-bedroom house on a minuscule block used by squatters has sold at auction for a price that was higher per sqm than the country’s most expensive home.
How have you been spending your government vouchers?
#nswdineanddiscover
www.news.com.au/lifestyle/food/eat/hungry-jacks-and-kfc-among-most-popular-restaurants-for-nsw-di...
Do you pay much attention to your superannuation? Or is it just something that appears on your payslip and yearly statements?
#superannuation
www.news.com.au/finance/superannuation/superannuation-five-common-super-fund-mistakes-we-all-make...
Costly super mistake most people make
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With more than 500 super funds in Australia, choosing the best fund can be overwhelming.
Do benefits for first home buyers actually help sellers (ie, achieve better prices) more than first home buyers?
www.news.com.au/finance/money/investing/federal-budget-2021-how-first-home-buyers-policies-will-i...
First home buyers ‘suffocating’ without help
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A measure to entice older Aussies out of their homes to free up properties is unlikely to help young house hunters, who are dealing with skyrocketing prices and low stock levels.
Do you ever read the terms and conditions? Do you know what you're agreeing to, especially when it comes to the handling of your information and your rights regarding privacy?
#whatsapp #facebook #information #privacy
www.9news.com.au/technology/whatsapp-messenger-app-will-freeze-users-out-if-do-not-accept-new-may...
How WhatsApp will force you to accept new privacy terms on May 15
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How WhatsApp will force you to accept new privacy terms on May 15By Mark Saunokonoko • Senior Journalist12:21pm May 12, 2021 Tweet Facebook Mail Australian WhatsApp users will slowly be frozen out o...
What does the budget mean for you?
#australia #budget
www.news.com.au/finance/economy/federal-budget/federal-budget-2021-winners-and-losers-revealed/ne...
Budget’s biggest losers revealed
www.news.com.au
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has unveiled a big-spending budget with millions of Aussies set to reap the rewards.Celebrating new beginnings with client celebrations. Appreciating meaningful gestures of appreciation. Thank you.
Last year... this marked the reopening of our office after a month of COVID restrictions. While this was a challenging time, the last 12 months have also been the busiest too.
RePosted • @phanglegal With the easing of restrictions, our temporary office closure officially comes to an end. Our office will reopen tomorrow (11/5) with face-to-face client meetings to recommence shortly after (thank you all for your patience). Some things will continue such as working from remote locations (for some team members) and social distancing with other infection-preventing precautions in the office. We appreciate your continued support and understanding during this time. #office #work #coronavirus
Are you going to be travelling any time soon? Anyway, it's fun to dream/remember.
#travel
www.news.com.au/travel/travel-updates/travel-stories/hilarious-ways-you-can-always-spot-an-aussie...
Hilarious ways you can always spot an Aussie overseas
www.news.com.au
It’s pretty easy for foreigners to spot an Aussie overseas, even without hearing the accent, it seems.
Is this worrying?
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Australia’s home real estate value tops $8 TRILLION
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That’s more than the gross domestic product of almost every country on Earth.
Has been an increased number of stabbings involving teenagers around Sydney? Or is this just a perception due to media coverage and reporting?
www.9news.com.au/national/western-sydney-teenage-boy-stabbed-another-arrested-at-glenwood-school-...
Teen charged after student stabbed at western Sydney school
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Teen charged after student stabbed at western Sydney schoolBy Rebecca MastersFreya Noble5:40am May 7, 2021 Tweet Facebook Mail A teenage boy has been charged after a fellow student was stabbed at a sc...
Do you think every small business that feels hard done by the various government announced COVID-19 restrictions should be entitled to compensation from the government? What about if they had already received JobKeeper or other government benefits? An interesting test case, but at what cost to the public?
#coronavirus #jimsmowing #compensation
www.news.com.au/finance/work/at-work/jims-mowing-franchisee-steve-thompson-to-fight-victorian-gov...
Jim’s Mowing set for massive legal fight
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Jim’s Mowing founder Jim Penman will try a test claim against the Victorian government for compensation over lockdown in a legal move that could “open the floodgates” for hundreds of other busin...
Does this mean the HomeBuilder scheme was a success?
#homebuilder #GovernmentBenefits
7news.com.au/business/commercial-property/home-building-drives-construction-growth-c-2760836
Private housing approvals hit record peak
7news.com.au
Total building approvals jumped 17.4 per cent in March to the second highest level on record, while private sector housing approvals hit a fresh peak.
It's back again? Well, it never really left...
www.news.com.au/national/nsw-act/news/new-covid-restrictions-for-sydney-as-state-records-new-loca...
All the new COVID rules in Sydney
www.news.com.au
A range of new safety measures will be put back in place across greater Sydney after the state posted another two new locally acquired infections on Thursday.
What do you think of Apple's latest product range? Have you used one of these location devices previously?
#airtags
www.news.com.au/technology/gadgets/officeworks-stops-selling-apple-airtags-due-to-child-safety-co...
Officeworks halts sale of popular Apple product
www.news.com.au
Apple insists its AirTags meet international child safety standards despite Officeworks suspending the sale of the newly-launched tile product.
Have you been following this issue? Is it possible to effectively and genuinely mediate while under public scrutiny? Ultimately, if she wants to clear her name in the public eye, then this would also be in her best interest too.
#mediation #litigation
www.news.com.au/finance/work/at-work/former-australia-post-ceo-christine-holgate-claims-she-was-u...
www.news.com.au
Christine Holgate’s settlement demands would be aired publicly following a mediation session under a push from Australia Post.
The school admits that it was responsible and that it was negligent in not securing the lockers...
#school #personalinjury
www.news.com.au/lifestyle/parenting/school-life/former-knox-grammar-school-student-sues-over-inju...
Student sues prestigious Sydney school
www.news.com.au
A former student at one of Sydney’s most prestigious schools has launched a lawsuit against the institution claiming he was left disabled after being injured by a falling locker.
Not local news, but news nonetheless. As it happened when Jeff Bezos and Mackenzie Bezos divorced after 25 years of marriage, the focus will be on the money rather than the breakdown of their relationship. How is it going to affect Bill Gates' net worth? How much will Melinda Gates get from the settlement? What does it mean for their various organisations?
Does the world ask or care what happened to a couple after 27 years of marriage (and the emotional or mental toll) that results in divorce?
#divorce #billgates
www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2021/05/03/bill-and-melinda-gates-divorce-microsoft-founder/4930061001/
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, wife Melinda Gates, announce divorce after 27-year marriage
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Bill Gates, who co-founded Microsoft, and his wife Melinda, are divorcing after 27 years of marriage.
Should 'big business' return or be required/pressured into returning JobKeeper payments? Was the scheme really intended for them, especially where these benefits filtered through to be reflected in increased profits and dividends for shareholders? Or was JobKeeper really intended for the small struggling businesses that couldn't afford to maintain their staff during the economic downturn?
#jobkeeper
www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/premier-investments-says-it-will-return-jobkeeper-payment...
Premier Investments returns JobKeeper
www.news.com.au
Retail giant Premier Investments has bowed to public pressure and returned JobKeeper payments raked in during the coronavirus pandemic.
As Spock would say “Logic clearly dictates that the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.”
Travel restrictions and strict quarantine (even though not perfect) are the only things that have saved Australia so far. Applying these measures strictly ensure that we don't experience what other countries are or have experienced. So is it justified? Logic says yes.
Remember when the first few Australians were returning from Wuhan, China and they were sent to the offshore detention centres. That was a safety measure deemed necessary at the time. Subsequently, the onshore and hotel detention centre has largely worked, but there have been occasional outbreak concerns. Still, necessary to avoid local transmissions. Considering there's already been one case of infection, which is one too many, a travel ban on India doesn't seem like such a bad idea.
#australia #india #travelban #covid #coronavirus
www.abc.net.au/news/2021-05-03/india-covid-travel-ban-request-paul-kelly-australia-jail-fines/100...
Chief Medical Officer feared Australians could die overseas but still requested India travel ban
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Chief Medical Officer Paul Kelly conceded Australians could die overseas in a letter asking Health Minister Greg Hunt to make travelling from India an offence.
How do you feel about 'underquoting' by real estate agents? What about if you're a seller and an agent 'overquotes'?
#property #realestate #buying #selling #realestateagent
www.news.com.au/finance/real-estate/selling/aussie-real-estate-agents-accused-of-underquoting-on-...
Sneaky real estate agent trick exposed
www.news.com.au
With a $250,000 deposit, Melbourne woman Grace Almeida has turned up to auctions ready to buy a home based on the price guides — but hasn’t even gotten a bid in.
Is this a good sign? Returning to normal sounds encouraging, but the concept of normal is now different from what it once was.
#supermarket #shopping #consumerbehaviour #economy
www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/coles-says-shopping-habits-are-returning-to-normal/news-s...
Coles says shopping habits are returning to normal
www.news.com.au
Supermarket giant Coles says consumer buying patterns have started to normalise from the rampant hoarding that occurred during the coronavirus pandemic.
Does this make headlines because unemployed Australians feel insulted when they're told to 'get a job'?
#employment #jobseeker
www.news.com.au/finance/work/at-work/employment-minister-stuart-robert-tells-unemployed-australia...
Employment Minister’s fury at unemployed Aussies on Jobseeker
www.news.com.au
The nation’s fed-up employment minister has lashed Australians not willing to work and urged the unemployed to get off the dole and find a job.
The Bank of Mum and Dad is nothing new. Over the last 20 years or so, we've seen an increasing number of parents lending or guaranteeing funds for their children - as well as the underlying concerns from parents arising from the divorce, property settlement and estate matters of their children (the borrowers).
#realestate #property #bank #parents
www.news.com.au/finance/economy/australian-economy/the-hidden-factor-experts-say-proves-the-aussi...
www.news.com.au
Since the pandemic arrived on our shores a little over a year ago, the Australian property market has been on quite the rollercoaster of highs and lows.
When 2 digits sells for 6 digits.
#licenceplate #registrationplate
www.news.com.au/technology/motoring/luxury/victorian-heritage-licence-plates-with-number-96-sell-...
Six figure price tag for licence plates
www.news.com.au
Heritage licence plates have become a booming industry, with investors and collectors throwing down serious cash for rare sets.
Who had a Dollarmite account?
#cba #commonwealthbank #dollarmite
www.news.com.au/finance/business/banking/dollarmite-queensland-bans-school-banking-program-after-...
State bans school banking program
www.news.com.au
Queensland has become the latest state to ban the Commonwealth Bank’s school banking program following a scathing review by the corporate regulator.
Do articles like this just add to the perceived urgency or desperation? But is it real and is it something that property buyers (not just first home buyers) should be wary of?
#property #realestate #firsthomebuyer
www.news.com.au/finance/real-estate/sydney-nsw/firsthome-buyers-are-being-saddled-with-6300-in-hi...
First-home buyers are being saddled with $6300 in ‘hidden’ costs due to rising housing market
www.news.com.au
Frustrated first-home buyers are being lumped with thousands in hidden purchasing costs after already stretching their budgets to land a foot on the property ladder, a new study has found.Do you suffer from FOMO? Could have. Should have.
What you should do when everyone else is getting rich quickly
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Since both bitcoin and property have taken off spectacularly in the past 12 months, it’s not surprising that they’re a source of so much Fear of Missing Out.
Would a 'travel bubble' to other countries encourage you to travel?
#travel #travelbubble #newzealand #australia
www.news.com.au/travel/travel-advice/flights/transtasman-travel-bubble-the-big-difference-between...
Air New Zealand cuts flights to Australia as Kiwis hesitant to travel
www.news.com.au
A year in the making, it was the flight Australia was itching for.
Is this even true? 🤔
The number of 'banking and saving' and 'micro investment' apps has increased over the years. Would this have anything to do with the trend?
#money #financialmanagement
www.news.com.au/finance/money/budgeting/new-research-has-found-younger-aussies-are-better-at-savi...
Millennials better savers than boomers
www.news.com.au
New research has revealed Millennials are budgeting better than baby boomers since the wave of financial uncertainty sparked by the coronavirus pandemic last year.
Will you be claiming 'working from home' expenses?
#tax #taxation #ato
www.news.com.au/finance/money/tax/expenses-ato-will-target-in-australians-2021-tax-returns/news-s...
What the ATO is targeting this tax year
www.news.com.au
Scrutiny of individual’s tax returns this financial year will include work-related expenses, rental deductions and capital gains from cryptocurrency, property and shares, the Australian Taxation Off...
These observations are consistent with our own, with Parramatta and surrounding areas being affected quite dramatically. It's potentially going to be some time before this segment of the economy returns to normal.
#property #realestate #parramatta #apartments
www.abc.net.au/news/2021-04-21/unloved-apartments-amid-real-estate-boom/100082276