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Coalition shuts down deal on super tax, accusing Chalmers of ‘shooting the messenger’
Since Labor’s election win, criticism has grown of the government’s attempt to raise the tax on superannuation balances above $3 million.
- Paul Sakkal and Shane Wright
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Retirement Check-in
Superannuation shouldn’t be set and forget. Our six-part series shows you how to regularly check in on your retirement.
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How one simple switch can supercharge your super
Choosing the right investment strategy – especially when you’re younger – can make a huge difference down the line.
- Katie Cunningham
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- Aged care
Aged care costs are soaring but you can still do it on a budget. Here’s how
Not everyone moving into aged care has a house they can sell, or superannuation to draw down, so here’s how to manage it on a budget.
- Rachel Lane
‘Highly inefficient’: How super fund’s death claims backlog ballooned from 700 to 4800
The corporate watchdog has laid out how the fund’s handling of death benefit claims led to a bottleneck.
- Clancy Yeates
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- Federal budget
Let’s stop kidding ourselves. Taxes will have to go up
No one wants to pay more tax. And the richest of us protest most and fight hardest when asked to cough up a little more.
- Ross Gittins
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How to shore up your retirement without paying a cent
Our super may be all over the shop, but this little-known method can help you get sorted – without having to dip into your savings.
- Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
Wealthy people are already preparing for the new super tax. Here’s how
Those with super balances over $3 million are starting to rethink their strategies. Some are already pulling money out to help their kids.
- Millie Muroi
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The small moment that sets you up for retirement success
Superannuation statements don’t sound like riveting reading - but they’re a window into your financial future.
- Simon Webster
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Don’t let rich old men tell you the planned super tax is terribly bad
Self-serving arguments against Labor’s proposed tax on super balances over $3 million are fanciful. These rich people just don’t want to pay more tax.
- Ross Gittins
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