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What's the incidence of inflight theft? What makes an inflight theft more likely. What can the traveller do to mitigate it? Here is a Starter story

Further information: Sources : NRMA and Service NSW Both confirm the following: A written off car is still registered until the owner of the car takes a settlement letter indicating the status of the car from the insurer to the Registration Authority and third party insurer. The insurer only...

We had choice of repairer so took it there. He submitted the quote which triggered the write off. 350,000 km on thee clock so saved us having to sell it.

Plus maybe cross threshold for Div 296

The balance can be easily made to mirror the residual of a normal super Judges have a constitutional protection that their remuneration cannot be reduced

To the extent that super is used for retirement. Real estate can be apportioned to be partially in Super up to $3M if the total value is >$3M The first $3M can be concessionally taxed as per super. Defined benefits are easy to sort out. Just freeze the pension amounts payable under super on a...

So simple to restrict TSB to $3M (indexed) Ay any time the TSB is above $3M the excess needs to withdrawn from super. An orderly transition can be instituted - say over 3 years The mechanism is already there - for example with excess super contributions

Should be ok these days with polymer money but point taken👍

Thanks @cove I'm up 26% on RPL.

In all of human history it has been consistently shown that it is very easy to lose cash.🤣

Lots of ways to "get rid" of cash🤙

Not if you said you spent it or lost it all in a scam. They will have to raid your house first. What about if the cash is buried in the back yard?

Maybe Geoffrey Edelsten?

You can withdraw ALL of your super at retirement age Tax free, stash the cash in a safe, divest of all other assets, then go on old age pension.

Already using Xero

XRO not able to make a mark in the US and I think its maturing in Aus - with subscriber growth slowing. The increased profitablility due to putting prices up rather than growing subscriber base. Would most Xero subscribers be happy paying > $1K per year?

When I migrated from MYOB and discovered how good a product it was/is, I bought some XRO in May 2022 No dividends though. Might be overpriced now.

Depends on the stock. Also there are other reasons - Might be better opportunities elsewhere? CBA +12.5% since $160

Sell IAG at $9?

Have done more spreadsheets comparing electricity prices. Red energy continues to not be the cheapest for me. Edit: so it makes zero sense to hop over to Red Energy for a few extra gimmicky FF points