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soan papdi commented on Superannuation Structure in Australia
Retail vs Industry Super Funds > The main difference between an industry super fund and a retail super fund is how their profits are…
You're talking about those "life stages" plans that some funds have. They adjust your risk profile based on your age. Older you are, more…
soan papdi commented on Superannuation Structure in Australia
Every question of yours can be answered by a simple search. What research have you done before posting here?
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mskeggs on Built a Sydney Public Transport App for Myself, Sharing in Case It Helps Others
mskeggs on Built a Sydney Public Transport App for Myself, Sharing in Case It Helps Others> An app can be a home-cooked meal https://www.robinsloan.com/notes/home-cooked-app/
$3/night and $8/day. Over 30 days that’s $330.
soan papdi commented on $359 Electricity Bill for The Month - What?!
Get the 5 min actual usage from your distributor (not the retailer), it’ll be a csv file. Open it in excel and try to locate the big…
Then why not get the Phillips 5000 for $59?
Singapore HDB are not built for profit and the govt actively aims to cool the market if prices rise too quickly. No Labor or LNP govt will…
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SnowDragon on What’s The Worst Shocking Thing You Have Seen in Your Line of Work?
SnowDragon on What’s The Worst Shocking Thing You Have Seen in Your Line of Work?No transactions support? Why directly in prod? How’d you recover? So many questions
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Ozbar Gain on What’s The Worst Shocking Thing You Have Seen in Your Line of Work?
Ozbar Gain on What’s The Worst Shocking Thing You Have Seen in Your Line of Work?https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2003/may/29/kirstyscott > A 31-year-old woman has died after slipping and falling on to a knife that was…
Buying a house to live in, good idea. Many people love IPs because it’s tangible but IPs are a lot of work and not the good kind of work.…
soan papdi commented on Best Telstra MNVO
Yes but Boost is now a part of Telstra, can’t call them an MNVO
Has to start at age 16, consistently put in $2500/mo for 44 years (till age 60) at 8% gives $12.1m. OP would have been a child prodigy to…
Thank you.
I am positive I read news from vanguard a few years back that new MF accounts could not be opened but existing ones can continue to be…
And your tax would climb to a massive $500 or something. Is that really your concern when you have $3m? The point I’m making is, everyone…
You’ve ignored the main point. The div296 tax is minuscule compared to the super balance and your comment is about inflation. SMH
> Not currently, If I continue on my current trajectory of maxing out my concessional contributions as I have for the last 10 years and…
AFAIK Vanguard AU does not offer managed funds unless it was already opened 4-5 years back. Only ETF but no brokerage if purchased direct…
soan papdi commented on Philips 5000 Series Kettle $39 (via Price-Check/Beat Button) + Delivery ($0 Uber Local Delivery / C&C) @ The Good Guys
How noisy is this? I have a noisy kettle already, don’t want to replace with another noisy one
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n3ck3ntry8bort0rgasm on Edifier R1580MB $99.99, R33BT $59.99, W600BT $39.99, MF200 $69.99 + Delivery ($0 with $99 Order) @ Edifier Australia
n3ck3ntry8bort0rgasm on Edifier R1580MB $99.99, R33BT $59.99, W600BT $39.99, MF200 $69.99 + Delivery ($0 with $99 Order) @ Edifier AustraliaThere are two mf200 on Amazon. Which one does this post refer to?
soan papdi replied to curious101 on Phonetic Dictionary Alternative - What Are The Options Available ?
curious101 on Phonetic Dictionary Alternative - What Are The Options Available ?With Gemini, you can give it a a list of words and ask it to generate a table of IPA pronumciations, you can then export it to a google…
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cataract
I'm no expert but gold and index funds tend to do well in opposing times. When times are good, share market climbs and gold tends to…
Works well for me.
soan papdi replied to jackspratt on Westpac Altitude Black Card: 130,000 Points $200 Fee 1st Year ($6k Spend in 120 Days), 50,000 Points $295 Fee 2nd Year
jackspratt on Westpac Altitude Black Card: 130,000 Points $200 Fee 1st Year ($6k Spend in 120 Days), 50,000 Points $295 Fee 2nd Year> That cost must be reflected in the benefits I receive, or don't, in my overall banking with Westpac. Yes, it sure makes a tremendous…
soan papdi replied to jackspratt on Westpac Altitude Black Card: 130,000 Points $200 Fee 1st Year ($6k Spend in 120 Days), 50,000 Points $295 Fee 2nd Year
jackspratt on Westpac Altitude Black Card: 130,000 Points $200 Fee 1st Year ($6k Spend in 120 Days), 50,000 Points $295 Fee 2nd YearHave I really? @GS9891 said > Westpac seem to hate churners more than any other bank You replied > I am happy that Westpac employs sound…
soan papdi replied to jackspratt on Westpac Altitude Black Card: 130,000 Points $200 Fee 1st Year ($6k Spend in 120 Days), 50,000 Points $295 Fee 2nd Year
jackspratt on Westpac Altitude Black Card: 130,000 Points $200 Fee 1st Year ($6k Spend in 120 Days), 50,000 Points $295 Fee 2nd YearIt's hilarious that you're thinking of your fellow card applicants as competition rather than be grumpy with the banks for their price…
soan papdi replied to punkel on Westpac Altitude Black Card: 130,000 Points $200 Fee 1st Year ($6k Spend in 120 Days), 50,000 Points $295 Fee 2nd Year
punkel on Westpac Altitude Black Card: 130,000 Points $200 Fee 1st Year ($6k Spend in 120 Days), 50,000 Points $295 Fee 2nd YearConverting to KF is best value as it is same conversion rate to VFF.
I tried tango energy for postcode 2000, it gives me 104.5c daily and 36.5c/kwh flat charge. I've been with them for a while and they're…
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