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Elizabeth McArthur was a journalist at Financial Standard from March 2019 to April 2022. She has a bachelor's degree in journalism from UTS and a master's in creative writing from Melbourne University.
ASIC suspends Dixon Advisory financial services licence
ASIC has suspended the Australian financial services licence of Dixon Advisory for alleged conflicts, best interest failures and inappropriate advice.
Colonial First State super members awarded $56.3m
A man who retired with less than $35,000 in superannuation is among more than 100,000 Aussies who will receive compensation after being allegedly rorted on fees.
‘Brokers who drag their feet will fall behind’: Stake platform adds crypto
Trading platform Stake has added the option of crypto to its platform, as its CEO warns that "brokers who are dragging their feet will fall behind".
Money stress curbs life choices: research
One in three women don't have enough money saved to confidently change jobs or their relationship status, according to new research.
Super baby bonus could end inequality
A baby bonus paid into the superannuation accounts of women who go on parental leave combined with paying super during their time off could address the significant gap between the retirement savings of men and women.
Soaring inflation to hit ASX returns
Higher inflation in Australia is set to hit ASX investors, according to new research. But what about interest rates?
Wall Street Bets picked more losers than winners
New data has found that in 2021 stocks recommended by Reddit's popular WallStreetBets community resulted in more losses than returns.
More than half of employers are clueless about super changes
There is a good chance your boss doesn't understand how to comply with the new rules around superannuation.
How Baby Boomers are cashing in on meme stocks
Baby Boomers and members of Generation X are making money on meme stocks, but millennials aren't so lucky.
How fraudsters like Melissa Caddick can fool anyone
How do scammers like Melissa Caddick and Bernie Madoff lure in victims? A forensic psychologist reveals the tactics fraudsters use to rip people off.
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