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What does the Family Tax Benefit and energy bills have in common?
Read more: What does the Family Tax Benefit and energy bills have in common?Answer: You have to have both to be eligible for the Family Energy Rebate. The Family Energy Rebate is a state government payment that assists NSW family households in receipt of the Family Tax Benefit in covering energy bills. Depending on your circumstances you could be eligible to $180 a year. To be eligible you must be: A NSW resident The account holder of the electricity account; and receive the Family Tax Benefit during the previous financial year. Applying is easy, you can do this online or via a paper application. For more information on on this rebate and how…
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Community Sponsorship
Read more: Community SponsorshipThis year we sponsored a lovely bunch of girls for the Dubbo Junior Touch Competition. The girls displayed true sportsmanship, their skills progressed each week, they were gracious in defeat and most importantly they never gave up!
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Boom Boom Goes Bust Bust
Read more: Boom Boom Goes Bust BustIf you are old enough, you’ll remember him winning Wimbledon as a 17-year-old. Three decades later you may have heard the news about him going bankrupt as a 49-year-old. The man in question is Boris ‘Boom Boom’ Becker. In the wake of his bankruptcy there have been lifetime earnings figures tossed around from the tens of millions to just over 100 million. While the exact figure remains unclear, it is clear he earned a lot and a lot of that money has now departed. Like Johnny Depp earlier in the year, it seems Becker’s financial decision making isn’t the best.…
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Meet The Boss
Read more: Meet The BossDid you see us in the Dubbo Photo News a few weeks back? In case you missed, it here it is. We were in the March 23-29 2017 edition. Thanks to Dubbo Photo News for taking the time to come to our office to chat and learn more about our services. [rt_social_media_icons]
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2017 March Quarter Review
Read more: 2017 March Quarter ReviewEconomic Overview Global policy makers expressed a cautious welcome for continuing signs of improving activity during the March quarter. The Reserve Bank of Australia noted a pick-up in global trade and industrial production, alongside a tightening of labor markets. In the US, economic data continued to be supportive. Non-farm payrolls were robust and activity indicators buoyant. Manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) increased and the consumer confidence index rose to its highest level in 16 years. Reflecting the improving outlook for growth and inflation the Federal Reserve increased rates by 0.25% in March. Optimism over Donald Trump’s plans to cut taxes,…
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