More than three million Australians are about to catch a break on their student debt. A 20% reduction is now being applied by the ATO automatically, and with new repayment thresholds and marginal rates from 1 July 2025, many people will see smaller compulsory repayments too.
With the Reserve Bank of Australia lifting the cash rate by 0.25% to 3.85% on 3 February 2026, plenty of people are asking the same questions: Who decided that? Why? And how does it affect me?
From 1 July 2026, the Australian Government will start paying super contributions for parents who receive government-funded paid parental leave – a move designed to boost retirement savings, especially for women. Find out how this new initiative works, what it means for your workforce planning, and why clear communication will be key as employers navigate competitive parental leave offerings.
Think your grooming costs are tax deductible because you need to look professional for work? The ATO disagrees – and they are paying close attention. We breakdown which appearance-related expenses are never deductible, what the ATO is targeting and how to stay on the right side of the rules.
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