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super
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Ask Paul: My son lost $34k on a trip, can I dip into my super for him?
Vanessa's son and his girlfriend lost $34,000 when STA Travel collapsed. Vanessa is still working - can she withdraw money from her super to help them out?
Ask Paul: Can we cash out super to pay down the mortgage?
Alan and Deb still owe $459,000 on their house. Should they withdraw all of Alan's super when he turns 60 next year to help pay down the mortgage?
The big thing Aussies aren’t doing with their tax cuts
Australians finding themselves with a few extra dollars in their pay packets are planning to save or spend, but there's one thing we're ignoring.
Aussies ‘confused and overwhelmed’ about insurance through super
Have you ever called your super fund to find out if you have enough insurance, only to be left feeling confused, overwhelmed or uncertain? You're not alone.
Hiking super payments would cost Aussies’ quality of life now
The government was set to increase mandatory super payments, but a new report has found that it would come at the expense of Aussies' current quality of life.
Ask Paul: I was just made redundant, what should I do with my super?
Anna's super account was moved to a cash account after she was made redundant. Should she leave it in cash or invest it differently?
You’re off the hook with insurance in super till you turn 25, but then what?
New rules this year stop your super fund automatically charging you for insurance if you're under 25. But what happens on your 25th birthday?
Ask Paul: Should we use a super fund to invest for our son?
Christa has a one-year-old son and wants to invest for his future, but is a super fund the best way to do that?
The majority of Aussies want the super guarantee to increase
Do you think the amount of money you must put towards super should go up? A surprising number of Aussies say yes.
Banning workers from choosing their own super fund has no place today
If you're with a dud super fund, the advice is to switch. But for 1 million employees that's not an option at present. This is about to change.