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Investors are bracing for April 2, when Donald Trump is set to reveal more details of his tariff plans.

Why your super is at the mercy of Trump

A growing share of superannuation assets are scattered around the world, particularly in the US. This means Trump-induced volatility affects us all.

  • Clancy Yeates

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A change in deeming rates would alter pension payments for retirees.

As we head to an election, does either party care about retirees?

The budget and budget reply were clearly targeted at families and younger workers, with little more than crumbs offered to midlife and older Australians.

  • Bec Wilson
One of the perks of SMSFs is the ability to put residential property inside your super fund.

Think you’re too young for self-managed super? Maybe not

More and more young Australians are opting for self-managed super funds. So what’s the appeal?

  • Daniel Zaffino
Starting early when it comes to retirement planning can make all the difference.

Retirement realities: How today’s decisions can shape your future


The day you farewell work will arrive more quickly than you think - and the calls you make now can have a dramatic effect on your superannuation and retirement.

  • Simon Webster
Retirees enjoying sunset drink.

Retirement Ready

Be prepared for the next phase of your life with our six-part series offering tips and guidance to get retirement right.

Picking your child’s first super account is less about the fund itself, and more about the investment options you choose.

How do I pick a super account for my 15-year-old son?

Picking your first super account is less about the fund itself, and more about the investment options you choose.

  • Paul Benson
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Opening a joint bank account for the first time is a step many couples make on getting married.

The sneaky super sapper that could eat $100,000 from your retirement

The set-and-forget nature of superannuation means it can be easy to overlook how much you’re paying in fees.

  • Dominic Powell
Trump refused to rule out the prospect of a US recession last weekend and has played down the sharemarket meltdown where, in his first term, he regarded it as a barometer of his achievements.

Avoid the investment errors even billionaires make

The trick to avoiding pitfalls, no matter how much money you have? Don’t try to score more wins. Just try to make fewer errors.

  • Barry Ritholtz
Tailored superannuation strategies are important to reach your financial goals.

Super strategies and finding the best fit for you

You’ve no doubt come across a range of super strategies - from salary sacrificing to spouse contributions - but how do you know if they’ll suit your situation?

  • Simon Webster
A question of super.

My young son wants to invest $3000. Could we put it into my super?

Investing on behalf of your children can throw up multiple issues with tax and capital gains. Could superannuation be an easier option?

  • Noel Whittaker

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