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Home affordability 'from bad to worse' — Your Mortgage
'New research into housing affordability shows that Australia's problem is worse than expected, with 31% of all households having very little capacity to save or to buy beyond what they need after meeting housing costs.'
Retirement villages no guarantee of nursing care — The Sydney Morning Herald
'Elderly people mistakenly believe buying into a retirement village will guarantee them extra help or priority entry to a related nursing home, a study reveals.'
Why is the system failing the homeless? — The Sydney Morning Herald
'On any given night in Victoria more than 20,000 people are homeless, with many trapped in a cycle of long-term homelessness.'
RBA warned of over-stretched mortgage holders - Smart Company
'New research into housing affordability shows that Australia's problem is worse than expected, with 31% of all households having very little capacity to save or to buy beyond what they need after meeting housing costs.'
Great Australian twist: home buyers drop out - The Sydney Morning Herald
'A surprising number of home owners sell up and revert to renting, a new study shows, indicating home ownership is no longer the passport to long-term security.'
One in five home owners dropping out, renting - ninemsn
'The alarming rate — double that of Britain — reveals the tenuous grip on home ownership in a nation of inflated house prices.'
Housing costs pushing families to fringe - The Age
'Inner-city housing is more affordable for singles and couples without children on incomes over $60,000 than it is for families on incomes of $100,000, a study shows.'
Let's talk about tax - ABC The Drum
'The popular narrative that emerged out of the tax forum was that it was an expensive, useless talk fest that sent even the politicians to sleep.'
Not in their backyard - The Australian Financial Review
'When the Coalition government came to power in Victoria last year, many critics feared there would be a greater focus on pushing out the city's limits ...'
Conversations - a tax system in need of reform - ABC The Drum
'The mining tax, the carbon tax and the GST won't be on the agenda at the Tax Forum, but according to our experts, delegates will have plenty of important issues to discuss.'
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