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How much tax you pay on your super contributions and withdrawals depends on: your total super amount your age the type of contribution or withdrawal

Key points: Assessment teams will help you find the rights services to suit your care needs or basic help you require at home The Commonwealth

By Tony Kaye, Senior Personal Finance Writer, Vanguard Australia In early 2020, over just a few weeks, global share markets tumbled more than 35 per

Many investors concentrate on building their nest egg during their working lives to pay or help pay for their retirement but fail to give enough

JobKeeper payments are taxable, so you need to include them in your tax return. If you’re a sole trader, partnership, company or trust that’s received

If you’re aged 60 or over, own your home and need to access money, releasing equity from your home may be an option. There is

If you stay with the default super fund provided by your employer there’s a chance you’ll miss out on thousands in super.  It makes sense

By Tony Kaye, Senior Personal Finance Writer, Vanguard Australia The Australian Tax Office has started full processing of 2020-21 income tax returns, and its objective

Housing affordability is a huge issue. Working out whether to jump onto the property ladder or continue renting can be a confusing decision. We’ll go

Most people can choose which super fund they’d like their super contributions paid into. You can go with your employer’s fund or choose your own.

By Robin Bowerman, Head of Corporate Affairs, Vanguard Australia Many Australians know that investing will always come with some level of risk, namely the potential

By Tony Kaye, Senior Personal Finance Writer, Vanguard Australia Before you started reading this article, did you already do a check-up on your investment portfolio