The Federal Government announced its response to ‘Australia’s Future Tax System Review’ lead by Treasury Secretary Ken Henry. This was the first wave of reforms recommended by the review which was commissioned to simplify Australia’s tax system.

Does tax time usually catch you by surprise? If the end of the financial year sees you scrambling for receipts and other records, here are some tips to help you get organised. When it comes to getting ready for tax time, a little organisation goes a long way. If you’ve sorted and stored your paperwork, tax time will become that much easier because you’ll know exactly where to find all those important documents for your next tax return. So, this time, think ahead to tax time.

Money 101 CEO Catherine Birchall attended the opening of the Australian Pavilion at the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai, China this week. Opened by Foreign Minister Stephen Smith, the pavilion features displays about Australian life under the banners ‘Journey’, ‘Discover’ and ‘Enjoy’.

Australian exhibitor Money 101 provides an online financial education service which enables users to understand complex personal and business financial concepts and strategies in a simple, interesting and user friendly manner.

Money 101 is to exhibit at the HKTDC International ICT Expo 13-16 April 2010.
With its winning combination of quality exhibitors and excellent networking forums, the event will attract over 560 exhibitors from 16 countries and regions showing the best in the business of information and communications technology.

In December 2009 Money 101 attended the sixth annual financial education conference, Securing The Future: Creating a Financially Sustainable Society. The staff presented its latest online financial education to attendees from more than 15 countries.

Money 101 is proud to sponsor the second of the trio of breakfasts hosted by the eLearning Industry Association of Victoria. Peter Hall, Head of Learning and Talent for St George will present to the group and Money 101 is very pleased to have worked with Peter and his team over the past few months

Job security has moved to top of the list of what is preying on people’s minds. And it seems that Australian employees were nervous even before the Federal Government waived the red flag and proposed a pep up for the economy. Money 101’s Word from the Street survey was conducted in late January. Eight out of ten interviewees listed job security as their number one concern. Mortgage repayments were a distant second.

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