Noel Whittaker's October newsletter explains the one market that quietly shapes mortgage rates, term deposits and the defensive half of your super. Here's what it means if you're between 40 and 60.
Noel Whittaker's October newsletter looks past the Reserve Bank's next move and asks a more useful question: what happens to your plans if money stays expensive for a while? His answer comes down to two unglamorous habits.
Noel Whittaker's July newsletter mailbag answered the question most share and property owners are asking about the proposed capital gains tax changes: do I need to do something now? Mostly it's paperwork, not panic.
A reader asked Noel Whittaker what would happen if he moved out of his unit and rented it. The answer turned on a rule most people have never heard of — the six-year absence rule, which can keep a former home free of capital gains tax while it earns rent.
Superannuation is being pulled in several political directions at once. Noel Whittaker explains why the rule that keeps your money locked away is the one doing most of the work.
