An emergency fund is money you save to cover urgent or unexpected costs. This could be car repairs, unexpected travel or an urgent medical bill.
We’ve all heard that ‘cash is king’, but for small businesses in particular, it’s an all-powerful monarch. Kim Owen-Jones, General Manager of Direct Growth at
There’s almost $18 billion of unclaimed superannuation. Here’s how to find it. When it comes to accumulated retirement savings, many Australians have a strong fear
A catchy business name, a trustworthy brand and an engaging website or social media presence are all vital to any small business. But don’t underestimate
If you’re struggling to pay your bills, a new credit card may not be the best move. See managing debt for other options. How to get the
Eligible employees have the right to refuse employer or third-party contact outside of working hours in some circumstances. For small business employers and their employees,
Managing your financial situation always involves tension between how you live your life now and preparing for your future – whatever that looks like. The
Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is becoming more prevalent in our society and although there are many early adopters of AI, there is still a very
Choosing smarter ways to finance the equipment you need can benefit the rest of your business in ways you hadn’t expected. Here’s how to get
Big changes are coming for small businesses that employ casual workers. Recent amendments to the Fair Work Act have redefined what it means to be
Advantages of keeping your records digitally There are many advantages to keeping your records digitally. If, for example, you use a commercially-available software package, it
Overview Money you transfer from a foreign super fund to a complying Australian super fund may: count towards you super contributions caps, and be subject
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