Superannuation
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- Trade wars
If Trump’s tariffs blow up our steel industry, why are we saving Whyalla?
If the $2 billion taxpayer bailout of the unprofitable Whyalla steel mill was confounding a few weeks ago, it now looks ludicrous in the light of the new US tariffs.
- Elizabeth Knight
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- Companies
Australia’s biggest super fund sued over death benefit payouts
The corporate watchdog will take AustralianSuper to court over alleged delayed payouts of death benefits to beneficiaries of its deceased members.
- Sumeyya Ilanbey
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- Aware Super
Super checklist: if you can’t answer these questions ask for help
These are the questions everyone needs to answer about superannuation and retirement - and if you can’t there is plenty of help on offer.
- Simon Webster
- Opinion
- Pension
Why annuities are now hot property for money-conscious retirees
Governments have long struggles with balancing income options for retirees, but one option, once unpopular, is quickly emerging as a solution.
- Noel Whittaker
- Opinion
- Opinion
Women must act now if they want to save their retirement. Here’s how
As we mark International Women’s Day, let me be blunt: the financial security of women approaching retirement today is in crisis.
- Bec Wilson
- Opinion
- Opinion
Now Trump’s in charge, here’s how to safeguard your super
With virtually every Australian having exposure to the global market within their superannuation fund, it’s time to take emergency action.
- Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
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- Aware Super
Four things to know about super when you retire
You’ve worked hard – now it’s time to enjoy the rewards. But what do you need to know about accessing your superannuation in retirement?
- Katie Cunningham
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- Aware Super
Retirement Ready
Be prepared for the next phase of your life with our six-part series offering tips and guidance to get retirement right.
- Opinion
- Ask an expert
Why do people oppose taxing super balances over $3m?
The proposal to tax super balances over $3 million has two serious flaws, and is a slippery slope which could lead to other, more punitive measures.
- Noel Whittaker
- Opinion
- Opinion
Could early access to super fix our housing Hunger Games?
The growing divide between younger renters and older home owners could be fixed by allowing some access to our superannuation.
- William Bennett
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