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I have BT shares with a DRIP. I do not appear able to edit/increase the size of my holding
Fix it please.
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Stock screener is not found even if i've logged in to yahoo!
I can never find the screener feature unless I specifically google for it.
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March 2022 Index Re-balance error
You need to correct your end of day volume data for the ASX 300 as it currently includes the traded volume for 29Metals Ltd (29M) which is a constituent of the All Ordinaries Index and not the ASX 300 Index. I refer you to the S&P Global Index Announcement of the 4Mar2022 relating to the Quarterly ASX Index Re-balance eff 21Mar2022. Your data has been incorrect since that date.
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Accurate reporting
A number of articles have been published with inaccurate data regarding the recent budget. See links below.
Both articles make mention of the increase in taxes giving the impression that its $1080 when in actual fact its a tax savings.
In 2020 the tax payable on an income of $120,000 is $31,897. In 2022 tax payable for the same $120,000 income is $29,466 (~$2430 difference and REDUCTION in tax). The LMITO offset does what its name implies, offsets the tax payable. It doesn't change the tax or the rates, however it does change the take home amount.
Stating that people…
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Track profit performance for unlisted investments and property
At the moment you can $$PRIVATEEQUITY but cost is always $1 with shares adjusting to represent the investment but you cant track profits this way. I would like to track profit performance for unlisted investments and property, so shares x cost price = purchase price and (shares) x sale price = proceeds with the difference being profit performance.
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