Posts tagged "loans"

Elon Musk and his fans are treating Twitter like a startup, including long hours and dedication from its employees. But it doesn't come with any of the benefits.

A credit derivative known as a collateralised loan obligation could present a new danger to global markets and lead to another financial crisis.

Billions of dollars in cheap loans given to Australia's biggest banks are being used to fund share buybacks to enrich shareholders.

The businesses that survive in traumatised sectors will be the ones that are good at the mostly-boring classic business skills.

Loan requirements, high levels of debt and bank rejections are leaving small businesses without access to finance during COVID-19.

Small business loans increased sharply in June, amid the enhanced instant asset write-off, with plant and equipment spending up more than 150% on last year.

The Morrison government will consider whether to outlaw unfair contracts for small businesses next year, over a year after its initial announcement.

In a busy week for government, unfair insurance contracts are on the agenda, alongside measures to restrict cash payments.

The government will not hold a consultation on whether to outlaw unfair contracts until "late-2019", as renewed calls surface to get on with it.

The new financial year is here and on July 1 there's plenty of housekeeping to do for business owners - here's what you need to know.

ASIC has given a partial tick of approval to proposed changes to how small businses banking is regulated, but more controversial changes remain in question.

Here are five common mistakes the ATO is taregtting this end of financial year — as well as how to avoid making them in your own business.