Two cheers for franking

Article Abstract:

Resident Australian shareholders are given a rebate on the tax on dividends known as the "franking rebate." Corporations keep records of the tax paid in a "franking account" and can attach part of this account to a dividend as a "franking credit" that can offset the tax on dividend income.

Public Finance Activities, Taxes NEC, Taxation, Profit, Profits, Dividends

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Picking up the pieces

Article Abstract:

Lump-sum divorce settlements are best divided among a trust, cash reserves, and a retirement fund. Investments in this situation should be diversified, with a new will drawn up for the benefit of dependents.

Gross Savings & Investment, Management, Economic aspects, Divorce settlements

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Resources trusts' promising show

Article Abstract:

April 1999 saw increases across the board in natural resources investment trusts. Rising commodity prices are accredited for the rise, which is the first in many months.

Natural resources, Investment companies, Securities

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