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Tax, Super + You gives you the resources to teach tomorrow’s adults today. There are hundreds of high quality educator developed resources that give real-world contexts to teach financial literacy in a way that directly links to multiple areas of the curriculum. Our resources equip students with the skills to survive and thrive in the adult world, as active and informed citizens.

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Iram, Ly and Mason all went to the same country high school, but now they live in the city and share a house. The rent…

What is tax? Tax is the money paid by individuals and businesses to government. Australia has 3 reasons for taxation.…

The data sets below show the amount of particular fuel types produced in Australia over 10 years. The amounts are in…

Part 1 – What are sin taxes? On the internet, research sin taxes. Why is excise often called a ‘sin tax’? Write a…

Superannuation, or 'super', is money put aside by your employer over your working life for you to live on when you…

Set up a spreadsheet to calculate the return on investment earned in the super accounts in table 1. Insert all…

For these tasks you will set up a spreadsheet to investigate the difference making small payments more often makes to…

Compound interest In the classroom, compound interest is usually demonstrated as a sequence from the initial term/…

Contributions to a worker’s superannuation come from 2 sources: There is a component paid by the employer, called…

Use the internet to find 3 sources that discuss ways that the government could close the gap on women’s superannuation…

What is opportunity cost and why does it exist? 1 Because of scarcity, all economic decisions involve choices and…

Scenario The issue of inequity in the superannuation outcomes for women has recently been a hot topic in the media and…