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Setting the scene Marilyn is 67 and has had enough of work. She has worked hard and raised two children on her own and she’s

Setting the scene Marilyn is 67 and has had enough of work. She has worked hard and raised two children on her own and she’s

When you start a job, you can usually either choose a super fund or let your employer choose for you. Understanding the basics can help

As baby boomers shift into retirement, Australia is on the brink of the nation’s biggest ever intergenerational wealth transfer. Yet estate or inheritance planning is

We’ve all heard of the dangers of emotional spending but what about emotional saving? Emotions can wield a powerful influence on our personal finances in

While 2021-2022 may not have been a stellar year for the majority of investors, it’s worth remembering that the worst performing asset class one year

It’s impossible to ignore the issue of climate change in 2022. And certainly, if you’re invested in the markets, you wouldn’t want to. One reason

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Here are five investing tips for those who are just beginning their investment journey. 1. Evaluate where you’re at financially Before beginning your investment journey,

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You’ll have heard the old, almost grandmotherly adage that ‘every dollar counts’. But guess what – it’s true. Voluntary after tax super contributions (also called