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Investing
How to avoid ending up like Cinderella in retirement
Almost one in two women rely on their partner's income as the main way to fund their retirement. Here's how to avoid ending up like Cinderella.
The super review to nudge your retirement direction
There's currently a danger of people being nudged into retirement products ill-suited to their long-term needs, potentially costing them hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Rich Nan, Poor Nan: what I learnt about investing from my grandmothers
One of my grandmothers was a self-funded retiree and keen investor, writes Greg Hoffman. The other lived in a country town and survived on the age pension.
Ask Paul: Where should I park $150k in savings until the market drops?
Michael has $150k in savings and wants to cash in on the next market downturn. Where should he invest in the meantime?
Australia’s worst superannuation funds feel APRA’s heat
Identifying bad super funds will be easier from December with a new colour coded heat map from the fund regulator, APRA.
Worst postcodes for lost super: the suburbs missing out on millions
The ATO has revealed the surprising suburbs where Aussies are missing out on millions in lost super, part of $21 billion yet to be claimed.
Half of Aussies don’t bother co-ordinating retirement plans with partner
Half of Australians leave out their spouse during retirement planning, but avoiding these conversations about money comes at a price.
So your super fund is merging – what does that mean for you?
When your super fund merges with another, it's supposed to lower your costs and increase investment opportunities. But it's not all upside.
ESG activists under fire from Morrison government
Scott Morrison says the government will outlaw activists who drive boycott campaigns against businesses. Now investment managers are hitting back.
The question that made Paul Clitheroe break one of his rules
A 25-year-old with a spare $10,000 and a backpacking trip on the horizon has inspired Paul Clitheroe make an exception to one of his long-held rules about money.
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