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Insignia Financial chief executive Scott Hartley.

Drawn-out battle ends with $3.3 billion takeover deal

The owner of MLC has agreed to a takeover from overseas private equity investors seeking exposure to the $4.2 trillion superannuation pool.

  • Clancy Yeates

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ASIC wants more uniformity of the inflation assumptions used by online retirement calculators to help make estimates more comarable

ASIC sues MLC Life over alleged insurance failures

The corporate regulator has taken legal action against the formerly NAB-owned MLC Life for allegedly charging insurance premiums without paying benefits.

  • Charlotte Grieve
IOOF chief executive Renato Mota has long been an "admirer" of MLC.

IOOF rules out in-house services to sidestep conflicts of interest

IOOF chief executive Renato Mota is bucking the trend of bringing investment management services in-house, claiming it creates conflicts and threatens member returns.

  • Charlotte Grieve
Andrew plans to keep working well into his 60's, as he enjoys the stimulation that work provides.

Retirement our way

Everyone has a different path to their post-work years, and different plans for what they’ll do when they get there. Meet some inspiring people determined to make the most of it.

  • Laura McGeoch
The gap in super between men and women means women should be considering their financial futures as early as possible.

Super women: how to boost your retirement income

Taking control of your future starts with how you invest now.

  • Sharon Bradley
The boundaries of what a retirement entails are continuing to blur.

Rethinking the future

Fast-forward 20 years –will you be living the way you want to?

  • Sharon Bradley
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Meet the retirees in the midst of planning their future outside of the workforce.

Our plans for an exciting retirement

Meet some almost-retirees with a few things in common: they’re in their 40s and 50s, they believe their retirement should be an adventure, and they’re already planning how to fund it.

  • Laura McGeoch
Just as the types of households, retirement planning has to be flexible and adaptive.

Forecasting your family’s future

The make-up of the modern Australian household has changed over the decades, and, along with it, the way we plan retirement.

  • Laura McGeoch
It is essential to work towards a capital which will leave you comfortable in retirement.

Planning essential for comfortable retirement

As we approach and enter retirement, it’s important to ensure our investment strategy is appropriate for our time of life.

  • Alexandra Cain
Today’s retirees are living longer, more physically active lives, less restrained by the conventions of age.

The new face of retirement

Why it’s never too early, or late, to plan for the future.

  • Sharon Bradley

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