Moving overseas doesn't mean leaving the Australian tax system behind. Whether you're heading off, already abroad or planning your return, your tax residency affects your CGT, HECS debt and super.
Every year, the same thing happens. June rolls around, retailers start screaming about tax savings, and suddenly everyone’s making rushed financial decisions they’ll quietly regret by August. Most of what people believe about EOFY tax planning is either wrong, oversimplified or actively costing them money. Newealth held its first-ever webinar to tackle this head-on.
Many Australians associate the end of financial year with tax returns, but an effective tax planning checklist involves much more than the receipts pile. With comprehensive EOFY financial planning, your small decisions can produce meaningful long-term outcomes. Sustainable wealth creation requires clear financial goals, a tailored investment strategy and a holistic financial overview. And now
With EOFY approaching, now is an ideal time to review your tax strategy. For high-income earners, it’s a crucial step to minimise overpaying tax, which may have a broader impact on your cash flow and financial planning. Comprehensive EOFY tax planning helps you assess your current financial strategy, make necessary adjustments and optimise tax outcomes
Many people think financial advisers just pick investments, but investment advice is just one part of a much larger role.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has announced amendments to the proposed superannuation tax changes outlined last year. The modifications, which address criticisms of the original blueprint, may drive some investors with superannuation balances over $10 million towards alternative investments.
Many people think financial planning is about crunching numbers – budgets, investments, taxes. But true financial planning is about life, not math.
In 1926 George S Clason first published a famous series of pamphlets on thrift and financial success using parables from ancient Babylonian clay tablets.
Who would have thought that 29% of Greeks living in Cities and Towns (almost one third) spend more than 40% of their household income on housing?









