Boomers’ inheritance dries up
THE property squeeze is leading more baby-boomers to be overlooked in wills, with their parents passing on wealth directly to the younger generation.
Superannuation
Merger puts super on steroids
BANKING and super have joined forces to combine super and bank accounts, in a move that’s set to transform the way Australians save for retirement.
Australia’s wealth divide
AUSTRALIA appears to be dividing into rich and poor, with many struggling with debt, as others build wealth at a record pace.
Super fund returns soar to records
SUPER fund returns have accelerated away again after August’s equity market blip to roar on into unprecedented territory with some nudging 20 per cent.
Retirement that pays
CHOOSING an optimum mix of guaranteed and market linked income streams is the way forward for smart retirees.
Aussie shares can be tax-friendly
SINKING all your super into Australian shares offering fully franked dividends sounds like a seriously risky strategy, but might offer tax benefits.
Super assets surge
SUPERANNUATION assets soared 25 per cent during the past financial year, as a one-off deposit window saw a huge surge in personal contributions.
Running for cover
SUPER funds have steps in place to protect your investments against the rising Australian dollar.
Public offer broadens base
OPENING up industry funds to all-comers has attracted different members to what used to be occupation-specific funds.
Cruise the alternatives
THE next time you complain about paying that toll or outrageous airport parking fee, remember you might be paying yourself.
Stashing away enough
IT can be confusing working out how much you need to put away for a comfortable retirement.
Hands-on super takes off
DIY super is tipped to become the fastest growing kind of super account, outstripping even industry funds.
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