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Without realising it, Marc opened 19 super accounts. He says it has halved his retirement savings

In short: The tax office says there is $16 billion in lost and unclaimed superannuation in Australia, and 23 per cent of working Australians have more than one

Business confidence falls in May

Business confidence falls in May | Australian Broker News

Australia’s largest car dealership, Eagers, back-pays $16 million to underpaid workers

In short: Eagers Automotive has back-paid over 13,000 workers $16 million for underpayments between 2013 and 2021.The car dealer discovered the anomalies after

Hamilton Island Race Week – the ultimate on water action – Marine Business News

Entries for this year’s Hamilton Island Race Week quickly reached capacity as Australian and international boat owners raced to register for the international

Australian business insolvencies hit record high – CreditorWatch

The most affected sectors include electricity, gas, water and waste services, with an 89% increase, followed by education and

Sleepout fundraiser amid ‘new wave of homelessness’ is a cause close to home for this executive

In short: Business executive Angelique Boileau, who experienced homelessness after World War II, will be participating in the Vinnies CEO Sleepout.The charity s

Iconic walnut farm snapped up by major wine producer as cool climate grapes in demand

In short: A major wine player has snapped up Australia's oldest commercial walnut farm in Tasmania.Productive trees will remain on the property for the next fiv

ASX shares fall a day after interest rates decision, Nvidia overtakes Microsoft on value — as it happened

Our Chief Business Correspondent, Ian Verrender has penned this great analysis on what's going on with the Australian dollar.The Aussie dollar has bounced a lit

Abusive partners using tax system as ‘weapon’

In short: Family violence perpetrators are burdening their partners with tax debts they cannot shake, sometimes leading to bankruptcy.A change in the federal bu

Thousands of people are being funnelled into a multi-level marketing scheme promising ‘financial freedom’, but there’s a cost

Women in regional Ausrtalia are signing up to a multi-level marketing scheme selling water ionisers, looking for financial 'freedom'.(ABC News: Lindsay Dunbar)

RBA says rate rise could be on cards as governor says she’s not expecting a recession in Australia

The Reserve Bank has kept interest rates on hold at 4.35 per cent.The cash rate target has been steady for seven months now.Interest rates will remain at this l

Mission critical minerals: Chinese prime minister in Western Australia