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As the festive season approaches, there is a noticeable shift in the air. The days grow longer, school terms wrap up, and communities across the country begin to prepare for end-of-year celebrations in all kinds of ways.
The new year is just around the corner and, while many are thinking about the holidays, a little planning now can help get your finances off to a flying start in 2026.
A simple guide for investors and pensioners
As the year draws to a close, it’s easy to get swept up in the rush to wrap things up, finish final projects, meet client deadlines, and manage that growing list of tasks you swore you’d complete before the new year. But before you power through the last stretch, it’s worth taking a short pause.
The festive season is a unique time for small businesses. It can bring a wave of opportunities such as more customers, increased sales, and chances to strengthen relationships. But it also comes with its fair share of challenges like higher operational costs, unpredictable demand, and the quieter period that often follows the silly season.
Running your own self-managed super fund (SMSF) comes with many responsibilities and lodging an annual return is one of the most important.
Divorce can be one of life’s most emotionally and financially disruptive events. Whether you’re in the early stages of separation or rebuilding after a settlement, understanding the financial implications and taking proactive streps can make all the difference.
Superannuation tax rules are changing again and there are implications for those with very large balances as well as those on lower incomes.
Aussie investors have long had a passion for property investment, but it’s also become a key focus for the ATO when it comes to spotting errors in tax returns.
Sweeping reforms to aged care are set to begin on 1 November to help improve the quality, transparency and flexibility of care.
With more Australians choosing self-employment and small business ownership, many turn to company structures for tax efficiency and flexibility.
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