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Businesses should review card payment surcharges, says ACCC
29 April 2025

The commission is urging businesses to review card surcharges to ensure compliance with consumer law.

Housing ministers clash over policy
17 April 2025

The Labor and Coalition governments have continued the campaign trail with a debate on housing policy. The election is continuing to place a strong emphasis on getting more Aussies into home ...

Questions remain over how BNPL regulation will impact consumers
17 April 2025

BNPL services are set to be regulated under credit laws from June, raising questions about transparency, affordability checks, and consumer impact.

Federal Court rules business lender breached credit laws
17 April 2025

ASIC has won its case against Green County and Max Funding after the Federal Court ruled that the lender and loan introducer operated without a licence and breached consumer protections.

How brokers can assist with ATO deduction changes
15 April 2025

Incoming changes to ATO deductions could catch some business owners off guard. Brokers have an opportunity to assist with the transition.

SMEs face rising strain from super and tax changes
14 April 2025

New payroll rules and tax reforms are set to reshape financial planning for businesses already under pressure from labour shortages and rising costs.

Labor to provide 5% deposits for first home buyers
13 April 2025

A re-elected Labor government has announced it would introduce changes to lending to better support first home buyers.

CSLR reform to come from an elected Coalition government
11 April 2025

Comments from a Coalition minister have outlined a desire to scrap CSLR.

SMEs urged to understand new ATO rules
10 April 2025

New ATO payment plan rules will increase tax debt management costs for businesses starting 1 July.

The Coalition’s buffer plan: A long-term solution or ‘short-term sugar hit’?
8 April 2025

While the opposition’s plan to lower APRA’s serviceability buffer has been welcomed by members of industry, some have questioned the longevity of this plan.