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Superannuation mistakes to avoid making this month

The end of financial year is looming and there’s plenty you can do to maximise your investment returns. Just don’t get caught in this common trap.

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Beware of these tax traps before June 30

Early June is the time to start taking tax seriously if you want to grab the biggest deductions and avoid an ATO audit.

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How more young adults are finding super success

Younger Australians are focusing on superannuation earlier than their parents and it’s paying off with a 30-year-old median wage worker today eyeing a balance over $600,000.

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The property tax mistake costing investors thousands

Real estate investors can access some big tax deductions but many miss out by failing to ask the right questions.

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Share tips amid Trump and federal election uncertainty

Headwinds are piling up for investors in the coming days and weeks. Here are our experts’ stock tips to buy, hold and sell.

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Immigration’s impact on your money

Crowding the housing market or creating jobs and wealth for everyone? The migration debate will intensify in the weeks ahead.

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Why you won’t run out of retirement money

Want to retire without financial fears? Here’s why you’ll probably need less money than you think.

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How much your frequent flyer points are really worth

A majority of Australians are members of at least one frequent flyer program, but don’t realise their points are a valuable asset.

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Anxiety about retirement and super rises on Trump tariff talk

Global economic and financial markets fear is adding to worries that are already eating into the minds of older Australians.

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Alternatives to buying bank shares

This week’s share tips columnists focus on a couple of finance stocks that could outperform Australia’s struggling banks.

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How to know the true value of a property

There is one simple way to discover an accurate price of a piece of real estate, and it’s not what you think it should be.

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Time running out for a pension boost from Britain

The UK state pension can be paid to many people in Australia, and a deadline looms to be able to buy years of extra payments.

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Super versus the mortgage: where to put retirement savings

Home loans in retirement are increasingly common, and super can be used to repay them, but is denting your nest egg worth it?

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Savings account interest crunched from several directions

Savers are being slugged with big penalties for failing to read fine print on bank deposits. Here’s what experts say they should do.

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