Double-digit dream is alive for super fund returns
Superannuation looks set for a sparkling year of double-digit investment gains, but experts warn anything can happen.
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10 savvy switches that can save you $15,000 a year
Bill shock is hitting Australians hard, but there are plenty of ways you can slash your annual spending by thousands of dollars.
Super fund fees: how much is too much?
Would you throw away $200,000-plus? Many Aussies are potentially doing that by ignoring superannuation fund charges.
That huge lump sum? Retirees don’t need it
Many people nearing retirement are over-estimating how much money they believe they will need to live well. Here’s why.
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How our pension rules punish people who don’t own property
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Women take the reins on investing
Investment in the share market is no longer dominated by men, especially for people aged under 40, the ASX says.
Why the Aussie dollar still has room to grow
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What the new unemployment rate means for your money
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Spending habits that hurt your home loan chances
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Medicare Levy tax sting hits 110,000 Aussies in just two years
The Medicare Levy Surcharge now affects average wage earners, leaving many people with a tax bill they could easily avoid.
What key costs we’re cutting the most
Households everywhere have slashed spending in recent months, but some family members fare better than others. See the list.
ASX blasts above 8000 points to new record: where to next?
Aussie shares have rocketed more than 18 per cent higher in just nine months, but stockbrokers see a more subdued future.
Should you switch super? Tips and traps for your life savings
Superannuation fund annual returns are trickling in and many members are happy. If you’re not, should you be switching?
Are people with more than one property greedy rich gluttons?
Owning a holiday home or rental property was once a badge of honour. Today it seems to be something much different.
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