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Born rich? Plenty of people inherit their wealth.
Opinion
Inheritance

The rich get richer: Australia is at risk of becoming an inheritocracy

The richest people in this country aren’t just getting richer, they’re also doing it faster than the rest of us. And there’s one key reason why.

  • by Victoria Devine
With power prices set to rise from July 1, it’s shaping up as a bad winter to be cold.
Opinion
Hip pocket

Power bills got you sweating? Stay warm without spending a fortune

  • by Dominic Powell
For a long time, retirees have though of $1 million as the ideal amount to have in retirement. But new research has just blown a hole in that myth.
Opinion
Retirement living

Retiring without $1 million? Don’t worry, so is everyone else

  • by Bec Wilson
Kids often come hardwired with a certain ability to save and to spend.
Opinion
Financial literacy

The life-changing money chat to have with your kids

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
Research and advice can help you choose the right investment strategy.
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Superannuation

How one simple switch can supercharge your super

  • by Katie Cunningham

Ask an expert

How do I know if I have enough money to retire?

If you’re unable to enlist the help of a financial planner, there are some methods you can do yourself to get an idea of how much you’ll need.

Paul Benson
Paul Benson

Money contributor

I’m retired and sick of strata fees. Should I sell up and rent instead?

The costs that come with owning an apartment such as special levies and strata fees can quickly build up.

Paul Benson
Paul Benson

Money contributor

Should I invest my savings in shares or super?

Working out where to allocate a big chunk of cash can be tricky, but it’s important to think about the long-term implications.

Noel Whittaker
Noel Whittaker

Money columnist

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