How to afford your seachange

Article Abstract:

The financial planning involved in taking a break from or changing ones career and changing ones daily routine is discussed and such a change in one's life is referred to as 'seachange'. Making seachange can be expensive, especially if it is a form of early retirement because people should remember that no new money is coming in, apart from what they earn in investments.

Financial Planning, Retirement Benefits, Analysis, Investments, Investment management

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Change for the better

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An extraordinary shift has occurred in the Australian workforce and the people all round the country have been reviewing their carriers and rejecting their previous working and living patterns. It is analyzed that more Australians are leaving the hustle and bustle of city living for more humble surroundings.

Labor force information, Public affairs, Social aspects, Employment, Labor supply, Labor force, Labour force

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Year end tax strategies

Article Abstract:

Tips for Australian tax payers suggest ways to increase their deductions and pay less taxes. Deductions discussed include savings allowances, rebates for private health insurance payments, travel expenses for people with multiple jobs and political contributions.

Management, Accounting and auditing, Tax deductions, Tax policy, Tax returns

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