TPG Telecom ASX: Dividend, 5G & 2025 Outlook
TPG Telecom investing in 2025: franking credits, 5G positioning, and the Vocus deal explained for Australian DIY investors tracking yield and growth.
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Ford Recalls: 5 ASX EV ETFs to Watch Now
Ford recalls expose EV supply chain risk for Australian investors. Explore 5 ASX ETFs — DRIV, ACDC, ERTH — plus CGT tips and lithium stock impacts.
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ASX Alert: Manganese Shutdown’s $$ Impact Revealed
Manganese smelter shutdown: find out which ASX stocks carry real exposure, how resources ETFs react, and what CGT rules apply when you trade the rally.
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Skip the Landlord Stress: ASX REITs Win
ASX REIT exposure offers Australian property investors lower costs, better diversification and simpler tax treatment than buying another investment property.
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ASX Offshore Wind ETFs: 5 Ways to Invest Now
Offshore wind on the ASX — no pure-play stocks exist yet, but five practical options give Australian investors real exposure through ETFs and ASX proxies.
Read →The CGT 6-Year Rule Explained
The CGT 6-year rule lets you keep treating a former home as your main residence for up to six years after you move out, while it is rented out — so the capital gain over that period can stay exempt from capital gains tax. It…
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Debt, CGT & Cash Flow: 5 Rules for DIY Investors
Debt levels, CGT timing and cash flow are one problem. Australian DIY investors: learn 5 rules to manage leverage, the 2027 reforms, and franking credits.
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US Social Security Cuts: 5 SMSF Lessons for Retirees
Social security benefit cuts in the US expose 5 key SMSF lessons Australian retirees should act on — covering longevity risk, drawdowns and income strategy.
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Reverse Mortgages: What Young Aussie Investors Must Know
Reverse mortgages affect young Australians more than you'd think. Learn how compounding debt erodes inheritance and which equity strategies actually suit DIY investors.
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Unrealised Capital Gains Tax in Australia
Does Australia tax unrealised capital gains? For ordinary share and ETF investors, no: CGT applies only when you sell. Here is what that means.
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