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The 2026 global economy: nervously muddling through
The world economy enters 2026 in a nervous state. Volatility and cautious consumers are the norm, even though growth has proven surprisingly resilient.
NSW motorists to cash in on toll relief
NSW Treasurer Matt Kean said under the new toll relief initiative, around half a million drivers will be able to claim 40 per cent of their toll...
More Australians can now top up super from sale of their home
From 1 January, more Australians will benefit from topping up their super if they sell their home with the expansion of the eligibility age for...
End of Year Message from CEO Andrew Conway
There was, however, nothing silly about the challenging year we are leaving behind, and I want to express my thanks to members for persevering...
Administrative Appeals Tribunal varies 2 ASIC decisions
The first variation was the reduction of the period and scope of the banning imposed on former Melbourne-based financial adviser Ashok Sherwal....
Cyber Wardens project could help save small businesses thousands over holiday season
The organisation is urging small businesses to sign up to the Cyber Wardens pilot project, launched in October and designed especially for small...
Accountants could help SMEs benefit from ‘integrated reporting’
And accountants and financial advisers can help encourage the take-up of this new way of doing business to boost their clients’ bottom line. The...
Trade receivables down and external administrations up in November
The November report also shows that credit inquiries are up 87 per cent year-on-year (YoY) and are up 61 per cent since last month, while...
60-minute buying spree predicted for Friday
NAB credit and debit card transaction data suggests Australians could spend more than $400 million in the 60-minute lunchtime window alone if...
Quality of advice review reforms ‘could take years’
He said the QAR, headed by Michelle Levy, promised much in the way of reducing the regulatory burden of advice and potentially making it more...
Australians plan to spend over $3.6bn in this year’s Boxing Day sales
The CBA released new consumer research revealing that 42 per cent of Australians plan to shop the Boxing Day sales this year, up from 39 per cent...




















