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If your super fund fails, there are options available for you.

Opinion

Superannuation

My super fund has collapsed. Can I get the pension in the meantime?

When you’re left without access to your super due to a fund failure, you can apply for a special exemption to get the age pension.

by Noel Whittaker

Nvidia became the first company to be valued at $US4 trillion ($6.1 trillion).

Opinion

Investing

Want your portfolio to grow this year? Just follow this rule

by Billy Leung

When it comes to aged care, the decisions you make can have significant financial and emotional consequences.

Opinion

Aged care

Getting aged care advice? Ask these five questions first

by Rachel Lane

James Packer

Opinion

Billionaires

How James Packer plans to avoid passing the succession poison chalice to his kids

by Elizabeth Knight

Opting for an ETF means all your eggs won’t be in one basket. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t any risk involved.

Opinion

Active investing

I’m in my 30s. Should I invest my savings or save for a property?

by Paridhi Jain

Ask an expert

I’m retiring soon. Should I keep my defined benefit scheme?

As a general rule of thumb, anyone with a defined benefit super fund would normally hang onto it for dear life. But sometimes the returns can be underwhelming.

Paul Benson

Money contributor

I don’t see the point of compound interest. Why is it so great?

Described by Albert Einstein as the “the most powerful force in the universe”, compound interest is a crucial part of investing.

Noel Whittaker

Money columnist

I’m scared I’ll lose money if I invest. How do I face my fear?

Investing safely is a bit like having a healthy diet: it isn’t about one specific food, it’s about the balance of what you eat overall.

Paridhi Jain

Money contributor

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Planning & budgeting

For first home buyers, negotiating with agents and navigating auctions can be stressful and unnerving.

Opinion

Budgeting

Buying your first home? Here’s how to get the best deal

by Abdullah Nouh

There’s a lot to love about the compounding effect of investing in shares.

Opinion

Ask an expert

I don’t see the point of compound interest. Why is it so great?

by Noel Whittaker

The rise of smartphones and social media has undoubtedly contributed to instant gratification culture, but it’s something you can overcome with a bit of work.

Spending

Impulse spending is costing us thousands. Here’s how to cut back

by Nina Hendy

There can be many different strategies for handling an inheritance.

Opinion

Ask an expert

I just received a $500,000 inheritance. How should I spend it?

by Paul Benson

Investing

Nvidia has become the first company in history to top $U4 trillion in valuation.

Opinion

Investing

Want your portfolio to grow this year? Just follow this rule

by Billy Leung

James Packer

Opinion

Billionaires

How James Packer plans to avoid passing the succession poison chalice to his kids

by Elizabeth Knight

Opting for an ETF means all your eggs won’t be in one basket. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t any risk involved.

Opinion

Active investing

I’m in my 30s. Should I invest my savings or save for a property?

by Paridhi Jain

, Jennings established the fashion business Deus Ex Machina, swapping surf for motorbike culture.

Collectables

Australiana auction: Why your old Mambo shirt could be worth hundreds

by Stephen Crafti

Trump is staunch supporter of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Analysis

Bitcoin

Why is bitcoin soaring? And is it time to invest?

by Dominic Powell

Commonwealth Bank was among the most-traded stocks for investors this year.

Analysis

Active investing

The top 20 stocks most popular with investors this year

by Chris Hill

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Borrowing & saving

In February, Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock called the prospect of consecutive cuts “unrealistic”.

Opinion

Money psychology

Why do we keep expecting rate cuts, even when the RBA tells us not to?

by Victoria Devine

Opinion

Hip pocket

How to teach your kids about money, without making it boring

by Dominic Powell

Opinion

Bank fees

Forget card surcharges, these three invisible fees are costing us more

by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

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If your super fund fails, there are options available for you.

Opinion

Superannuation

My super fund has collapsed. Can I get the pension in the meantime?

by Noel Whittaker

Opinion

Aged care

Getting aged care advice? Ask these five questions first

by Rachel Lane

Opinion

Ask an expert

I’m retiring soon. Should I keep my defined benefit scheme?

by Paul Benson

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