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Australia has no death duties. Technically.
Australia may not levy formal death duties, but a growing web of tax measures is quietly shaping what wealth passes between generations. Now, the 2026 budget adds another layer.
Australia has no death duties. Technically.
Australia has no death duties. Technically.
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Future Focus: Should you be overweight Australian or international equities?

Future Focus: Should you be overweight Australian or international equities?

How to lean on professional insights to develop your asset allocation framework.
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Answers to your tax questions

Answers to your tax questions

Proposed changes to capital gains tax are stirring concern among investors, particularly around the new 30% minimum rate and the treatment of gains and losses.
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Unconventional wisdom: Is AI mania testing your discipline?

Unconventional wisdom: Is AI mania testing your discipline?

As a handful of tech shares dominate returns even patient investors can start to have doubts.
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Young & Invested: The federal budget’s hidden trade-offs

Young & Invested: The federal budget’s hidden trade-offs

My take on a budget sold as intergenerational reform, but built on contradictions.
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Three strategies for investing amid AI whiplash

Three strategies for investing amid AI whiplash

AI fears have shifted from bubble talk to disruption anxiety, driving investors toward asset-heavy, ‘AI-resistant’ businesses while punishing many software and service firms. This environment may be ripe for stock pickers.
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Survival is the only success

Survival is the only success

Nick Maggiulli declares that if you want to be financially successful, just survive.
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Unconventional wisdom: Five ways to invest smarter under the new tax regime

Unconventional wisdom: Five ways to invest smarter under the new tax regime

Higher taxes on capital gains have shifted the relative attractiveness of investments, structures and strategies.
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Are you under the illusion that your portfolio is diversified?

Are you under the illusion that your portfolio is diversified?

Australians feel safe because of what has worked in the past.
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Future Focus: Australians are wealthy - why don’t we feel it?

Future Focus: Australians are wealthy - why don’t we feel it?

High net worth doesn’t always translate into financial flexibility.
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Lessons from the rule of 72

Lessons from the rule of 72

A quick take on how the rule of 72 helps investors understand the pathway to building wealth.
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Why you shouldn’t take tips from professional investors

Why you shouldn’t take tips from professional investors

Mark and Shani run through why institutional thinking doesn’t fit with individual portfolios without consideration for context.
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Is investing a craft and does it matter?

Is investing a craft and does it matter?

Passive investment options may make investing easier but that doesn’t mean it is easy.
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Does money buy happiness?

Does money buy happiness?

Yes - and it's crucial to properly defining your goals.
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The ultimate superannuation EOFY checklist 2026

The ultimate superannuation EOFY checklist 2026

A practical EOFY checklist to avoid costly SMSF mistakes.
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Is compliancy eroding the financial resiliency of the average Australian?

Is compliancy eroding the financial resiliency of the average Australian?

Britain’s 1970s collapse shows how a series of pragmatic decisions can quietly erode resilience over time.
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