Money
Super & retirement
Opinion
Ageing
How do you know when you’re ready to retire?
It used to be that knowing when to retire was a relatively simple calculation, but these days its much more complex.
- by Bec Wilson
Latest
Analysis
Gen Super
Gen Z workers: A few minutes now could save you thousands for retirement
If you’re just starting out in the workplace, it might be tricky to get enthused by your super. But taking the time now can pay off massively later.
- by Emma Koehn
Opinion
Retirement living
Why these are the four biggest barriers to a secure retirement
Just 51 per cent of adult Australians have not sought out any information on preparing for retirement. It’s a number that makes me a bit mad.
- by Bec Wilson
Series
Superannuation
Super Fit: how to get your superannuation into better shape
Expert tips and advice on creating the healthiest possible super balance so that you can have a comfortable retirement.
Starting your first job? It’s time to think about retirement
Australia’s youngest workers are starting to build gold mines – but there’s a strong chance they don’t even realise it.
- by Emma Koehn
Opinion
Ask an expert
I’m just about to turn 75. Is it too late to top up my super?
Topping up your super can be beneficial, but it’s important to ascertain if it makes financial sense.
- by Noel Whittaker
Series
Superannuation
Gen Super
Our six-week Gen Super series takes an in-depth look at superannuation across the generations, from Gen Alphas to Baby Boomers – and beyond.
Opinion
Ask an expert
The self-managed super fund I was told to start is losing money. What do I do?
Generally, SMSFs don’t make sense unless there is a specific investment case that requires them, or your balance is above $1 million.
- by Paul Benson
Opinion
Superannuation
The sweet spot: How to get the most from your super and the pension
There’s a new way to find the point where super earnings and the pension intersect to help you attain maximum earning capacity in retirement.
- by Bec Wilson
Opinion
Parental leave
Despite our parental leave win, super is still sexist
Paying super on parental leave will add billions of dollars to the retirement funds of parent carers across the country. But it’s not enough.
- by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
Opinion
Aged care
New aged care rules will leave most of us worse off as costs rise
Aged care – and who pays for it – will be redefined in “once in a generation” changes.
- by Rachel Lane
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