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Tamika Seeto

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Brisbane
As seen in: Yahoo Finance Australia, MSN Australia, Yahoo News Australia, Yahoo News New Zealand, Yahoo Finance New Zealand, Flipboard, Yahoo, Yahoo Australia, Yahoo en Español, HotCopper
Covers:  Personal finance including budgeting and saving, banking and insurance.
Doesn't Cover: Personal financial advice
Finance Reporter @YahooFinanceAU 📝💸

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Tamika Seeto is a Finance Reporter at Yahoo Finance Australia.

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Radical push to merge Centrelink with superannuation in huge shake-up: ‘Big opportunity’

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By Tamika Seeto Verified
| Yahoo Australia Verified
Paul Keating, the architect of Australia's $4.4 trillion superannuation system, is pushing to merge parts of Centrelink with the private retirement savings sector. The radical proposal would mark the biggest shake-up of the age pension in decades. The former prime minister thinks the super industry should have more direct involvement in the systems surrounding the age pension, to consolidate the system and reduce confusion among older Aussies.
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ATO rule change to see 'demise' of popular tax break in months

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By Tamika Seeto Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Tamika Seeto Aussie workers are being urged to consider upgrading their phones and laptops before a popular tax break disappears. The government has announced a range of changes to fringe benefits tax (FBT), and some experts say it may lead to the "demise" of salary packaging for work-related expenses. The government has introduced a $1,000 instant tax deduction for work-related expenses for all Aussie taxpayers from the 2026-27 financial year.
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Coles unveils major Flybuys change as loyalty battle against Woolworths heats up

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By Tamika Seeto Verified
| Yahoo Australia Verified
Coles is overhauling the way shoppers can redeem Flybuys points at the checkout as it ups the ante on rival Woolworths. Shoppers will now be able to slash up to $100 off their grocery bill in one visit. The supermarket giant has launched pay with points today, allowing members to redeem points for between $10 and $100 off instantly based on their points balance. Previously, Flybuys members were limited to $10 off per shop once they had racked up 2,000 points.
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