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Shows a lack of enforcement ability , or willingness. Sad, 1st impressions for international visitors is that Melbourne is 3rd world standard. No problems in bne 😁.

Didn't know about those . Shows "1261 offers & benefits"

At least you didn't have to pay tax on the unrealised gains. Yet.

Refer photo in post 88, the left table prior to aff filling, jacket already on chair. Great night thanks for arranging. Got a text from daughter, was worried about me wandering the streets of Newtown late at night. Tables have turned 😆.

AFF; am I 1st? BYO, so off to Liquorland

Sydney dinner on 6 September 2025 (after the AFF MasterClass) Sorry that link didn't populate but anyway can search; I'm a late addition.

Thank you, platinum

Not sure how much weight to put on displayed market depth. I think that many big buyers/sellers don't put in an order @ $.. as it creates a blocking (up or down) price so anyone who wants to trade would then put in a price below/above. So we don't know the big intentions. They buy/sell any...

I unexpectedly find myself in Sydney instead of Brisbane; if there's a last minute cancellation I'll be very happy to take a spot.

Well done. I read the Takeovers Panel decision https://takeovers.gov.au/sites/takeovers.gov.au/files/2025-02/2025-ATP-1.pdf Very disturbing, and insisted on making a "determination of unacceptable circumstances". But what now, is the board going to work for the benefit of all shareholders fair...

In fact I think that the s is entirely unnecessary, km being also the abbreviation for the plural . Oops wrong thread.

You didn't buy a J, you bought a "bundle of rights", as determined by qf apparently, so insist on it.

Over 60s- make phone calls, usually to 1 person at a time (how quaint); 30s- nonverbal apps, often to multiple persons at a time.

But I think Alan's doing ok financially!

There's a small gap between interest charged on owner occupied and investment. Perhaps if that was increased, dramatically, you can have a both ways.

Thanks. A most difficult thing in reading ATO info (not just super) is their use of non self-explanatory jargon. It would be very helpful if they (or someone else) provided a glossary of their neologisms.

But doesn't a new "fully taxed" account not stay that way as soon as it has earnings? So after say just 3 years of 10% earnings it is then only about 75% "taxed"?

To be clear, I presume that the "$1.50 per week and 0.1% of balance per year" is the REST fee; but REST (you) will also be paying for all the multi level investment provider fees. Which is why SMSFs are popular. (Nevertheless I do also use an industry fund as well as a SMSF for various reasons).

Wot, residential area building height regulations apply to me too! Damn red tape! (Add explain of relevance...CEO distractions?)

Any thoughts on the Santos takeover getting through the firb?