‘Figure just thrown around’: Super myth busted
Australian workers will likely need less superannuation than they think to maintain their current lifestyle in retirement.
Australian workers will likely need less superannuation than they think to maintain their current lifestyle in retirement.
A ‘No Boomers allowed’ superannuation product is taking aim at the housing market, trying to get more Aussies into the market through a little used scheme.
As debate rages over Labor’s controversial super tax, critics have taken aim at the eye-watering, taxpayer-funded lifetime pensions paid to former public servants.
Labor and the opposition are slinging mud over the Albanese government’s controversial super tax.
Australians spend a lot of time worrying about super. Well, this is the exact amount you really should have in your super account.
The Prime Minister says he will “obviously work with different parties” as the Coalition seeks a fight on the proposed super tax.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has been urged to “front up” and explain the “dodgy exemption that he’s given his boss” for the proposed super tax.
Older Australians entering the dating scene are being urged to be “pragmatic” and make sure they have proper plans in place before combining finances.
Anthony Albanese sidestepped a question on whether he’ll be immediately hit with Labor’s proposed tax of super balances above $3m.
The Tax Office has put Australia’s wealthiest families on notice ahead of Labor’s proposed new tax on superannuation.
The opposition’s newly appointed finance spokesman has unleashed on Labor’s proposed super tax, accusing Jim Chalmers of “dodgy” conduct.
Labor’s controversial super tax has already sparked panic — and experts warn Australia only needs to look at this country to see what happens.
Labor has come out swinging in defence of its controversial changes to superannuation taxation, calling for a “bit of perspective”.
New modelling paints a crazy picture of what retirement will look like for someone who is 22 right now.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ looming superannuation tax changes have already sparked a flight for the exits as wealthy retirees scramble to move their money.
Australian superannuation members are being urged to ride out the market swings on the back of Donald Trump’s presidency.
Just about every worker and retiree in the country is feeling the impact of US President Donald Trump’s tariff policies.
As the uncertainty unleashed by Donald Trump’s trade wars continues to echo around the globe, many Australians are taking this step.
Older Aussies say their biggest fear is running out of money in retirement, as cost of living continues to put pressures on household budgets.
Aussies have been warned of scammers trying to deceive people with too-good-to-be-true investment opportunities after a big hit to super funds.
Trump’s aggressive tariff policy may have shaken global markets, but superannuation members have been urged to do one thing to avoid ‘locking in losses’.
Anthony Albanese says Australia has been in contact with the White House, as he says the global chaos from the Trump tariffs is concerning for Aussie super.
The mass cyber attack on Australian superannuation funds had been ‘inevitable’, according to a security expert, who warns more attacks could follow in the coming days.
Four people have lost $500,000 in a major cyberattack that targeted Australian super funds and didn’t just steal money.
A share trading app has launched its own superannuation fund, with a blunt message for those born before 1970.
It’s a controversial policy dubbed an “economy killer”, but one detail tucked in Anthony Albanese’s “cost of living” budget reveals Labor is full steam ahead.
There’s a simple reason why most Australian workers were a little poorer at the end of February, and it’s all to do with Donald Trump.
Australian workers would ultimately be up to $6000 better off with a remarkably simple change to their pay, a minister said.
Peter Dutton’s super-for-housing scheme will drive prices up between 7 and 10 per cent, analysis from the University of South Australia shows.
Superannuation balances have been hammered by the turmoil in US share markets as fears of a recession grow. Here’s one thing you can do.
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