Duncan Hughes is a journalist for The Australian Financial Review, specializing in finance and property market topics. With a focus on providing practical advice and insights, Duncan's articles cover a range of financial topics, including retirement planning, property investment, tax strategies, and wealth management.
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Duncan focuses on personal finance, real estate, and family & relationships within the Australian context. His articles often cite data and provide investment analysis, suggesting he would appreciate pitches from experts with access to relevant financial or property market data.
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A family with a joint income of $250,000 a year could slice more than $140,000 off their $1.5 million mortgage by using their stage three tax cuts to pay down the debt.
By: Duncan Hughes
The cash-strapped Victorian government wants to increase probate fees. Here’s how much you might have to pay – and strategies for avoiding the hit.
By: Duncan Hughes
Small-scale property developers need to be aware that GST is applicable in certain circumstances. Read the 10 tips for mum and dad developers.
By: Lucy Dean, Duncan Hughes
Grandchildren are emerging as winners of the $4.9 trillion generational wealth transfer as the bank of nan and pop funds home deposits, cars and tuition fees.
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