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Anthony Keane

Adelaide

Personal Finance Editor at News Corp

Personal finance writer at News Corp Australia: shares, property, super and other wacky things.

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Articles

  • How much you need to retire comfortably this year

    1 week ago | stockhead.com.au | Anthony Keane

    Experts 3 minutes ago The cost of a comfortable retirement is climbing slower than inflation, new analysis shows.

  • Tax time advice: how to avoid an AI-powered scam

    1 week ago | stockhead.com.au | Anthony Keane

    Artificial intelligence’s surge in sophistication is set to make tax time 2025 the toughest yet for people trying to avoid being scammed. Even cybersecurity experts are finding fakes harder to spot as scammers introduce AI-powered hyperrealism, deepfake voice calls, false tax tools and fake tax agents.

  • The tax deductions many Aussies miss

    2 weeks ago | stockhead.com.au | Anthony Keane

    Charities are firing up campaigns to attract end-of-financial-year donations, but millions of generous Australians appear to miss out on the tax benefits of giving. The latest Australian Taxation Office figures show total donations have doubled in a decade to more than $4.5bn, although the number of individuals claiming tax deductions for it has dropped 7 per cent to around 4.3 million.

  • Super tips to avoid costly end-of-financial-year mistakes

    3 weeks ago | stockhead.com.au | Anthony Keane

    Investors are making mistakes costing them thousands of dollars by rushing to beat the June 30 end of financial year deadline. While it pays off to tidy up financial affairs before this month comes to a close, a knee-jerk reaction can prove costly. Aware Super general manager guidance and advice Peter Hogg said June was a peak time for superannuation mistakes. The fast-approaching June 30 deadline created a “perfect storm of rushed decision-making,” Mr Hogg said.

  • Beware of these tax traps before June 30

    3 weeks ago | stockhead.com.au | Anthony Keane

    The end of the tax year is upon us, but don’t make the mistake of waiting until June 30 to get your affairs in order. The first fortnight in June can be your best money-making weeks, a time where, if you’re smart, you’ll maximise your tax pay day or make the right decisions to avoid an audit by the Australian Taxation Office.

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Anthony Keane
Anthony Keane @keanemoney
2 Mar 23

New tax deduction rules for working from home were recently announced by the ATO. Here's how to use them to ensure you get the right refund. @tiseronline #tax https://t.co/u5aNRoees5

Anthony Keane
Anthony Keane @keanemoney
12 Dec 22

The biggest money concern of Australians for 2023 has been uncovered in a new report from @Canstar. #money @Budgeting_Guru @theTiser https://t.co/GN74RgukSc

Anthony Keane
Anthony Keane @keanemoney
14 Nov 22

The average Australian's superannuation balance is more than $100,000, often reached in their forties, but it's what happens next that can strongly shape their future wealth. @theTiser #superannuation #money https://t.co/iADLOBUGa9