Of the various items of expenditure that you might incur in running a rental property, probably the most significant is the amount you pay on your mortgage. The interest element of your mortgage repayment is deductible for tax purposes.

Credit cards have been around for decades, but there's a new kid on the financial block - buy now pay later (BNPL). On the face of it, both offer much the same thing - the ability to make a purchase putting very little cash on the table, and pay it off at a later stage

With just a few weeks to go until the end of the tax year, you might think it's too late to knock your taxes for the year into shape.

However, even this close to EOFY, there are still some last-minute planning opportunities to maximise your refund for the year.

Millennials are caught between a rock and a hard place: whichever way they turn they seem to be stymied. As a demographic they stare down the barrel of stagnant wages, insecure work and high property prices. Expecting them to put more into super is a big ask.

For many reasons, women face additional hurdles when it comes to achieving financial freedom. So it’s important to take control of your finances now, and be proactive when it comes to planning your financial future.

Are you guilty of changing your spending habits when you’re in a relationship? Do you have a financial plan, or are you relying on a partner to take care of you in retirement? Whatever your situation, there’s never been a better time to step up and take charge of your finances.

Most of us want to put 2020 firmly behind us and look to a better year ahead. Here are six easy new year resolutions to get your finances in order for a happier and more prosperous 2021.

All of us overspend from time to time. After all, nobody's perfect. But ongoing spending habits or ill-suited financial products can be a major drain on your bank account in the long run.

2020 was a wild ride financially (and mentally). We saw a lot of economic uncertainty, a spike in the unemployment rate, a recession and billions of dollars spent in government stimulus. While this year is (so far) looking to be smoother and the recession is technically over, we're not out of the woods just yet.

Eleven million Aussies are in line for tax cuts following the Federal Budget release earlier this month. The question now is what to do with it.

In one of the most significant Federal Budgets in recent memory, the government has introduced some important changes designed to support the property market and maintain a robust investing climate.