15/11 19:23, Business Day - businessday
Executives are using the breathing space of the global downturn to update their skills, writes Melinda Ham. AS THE global economic crisis gathered momentum, Simon Whiteley resolved to improve his...
21/10 15:50, Kaplan Professional
The superannuation regime is designed to cap the level of annual contribution to a fund in respect of a member at ...
15/10 13:01, The Mosman Daily
IN July 2001, the parents and sister of Macquarie University student Sef Gonzales were murdered at their North Ryde home. In 2004, Mr Gonzales was found guilty of their murders and sentenced to life in...
14/10 12:31, Total Real Estate Training
Ending a tenancy agreement should be a straightforward process but if not managed effectively it can lead to disputes and confrontation. An argument with a tenant over the refund of bond monies is an ordeal we can all do without. Licensed real estate agent Sharon Rowe shares below her tips for successfully handling the process.
10/10 12:06, Professional Planner
Superannuation fund trustees now have the capacity to borrow using the "Instalment Warrant" approach contained in amending legislation which has effect from 24 September 2007.
02/10 11:39, Professional Planner
The introduction of the instalment warrant provisions into the superannuation laws has increased the scope for fund trustees to borrow in order to acquire assets. The instalment warrant concept is simple. It is essentially a borrowing arrangement by which a fund acquires a beneficial interest in an asset with a right to obtain legal ownership by making one or more future instalment payments. The relevant legislation is similarly straight-forward. The core requirements to be satisfied include: