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Parenting costs once ended when a child turned 18. Not any more
Everyone says that raising kids is expensive, but the costs are no longer shrinking when they become adults, with expenses extending for upwards of an extra decade.
- by Victoria Devine
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What’s wrong with leaving my super in the default option?
There’s nothing wrong with being conservative with your super, but depending on your age, you could be missing out on some big returns.
Paul Benson
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How will my silver and gold bullion affect my age pension?
Though they don’t produce an income, your gold and silver assets could still be weighing down your pension.
Noel Whittaker
Money columnist
Should I start drawing on my super if the markets are down?
Starting to tap into your super during heavy market fluctuations can feel like a bad move, but it can actually benefit you.
Paul Benson
Money contributor
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Darth Orange: Trade war shows Donald Trump has embraced the dark side
- by William Bennett
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Think investing is like gambling? You’re dead wrong. Here’s why
- by Paridhi Jain
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Property investment
Should politicians be banned from owning multiple properties?
- by William Bennett
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