Superannuation News

Money THE stock market has notched up an all-time high with the ASX 200 benchmark index hitting 6,875.5 points in late July, passing the previous record.

Money MORE than half of Australians have no idea about a shake-up of superannuation that's due to kick in from July 1.

Money IT CAN be frustrating to have money sitting in super, only to find it gets eaten away by fees and charges over time.

Money WHEN it comes to super, the news from the 2019/20 Federal Budget is all good - the latest changes will make it easier for older Australians to grow their retirement...

Money If you can't tick all these boxes, a professionally run super fund may be a better option for you.

Money SELF-MANAGED super fund trustees are feeling pretty peeved. Picked on and pilloried by politicians, many feel it's time to rise up and stick up for themselves.

Money MARCH 8 is International Women's Day and that's an opportunity to focus on women's financial wellbeing across the generations.

Money JAPANESE organisational expert Marie Kondo has made tidying up a hot topic, and it could be filtering through to our finances.

Money IT'S BEEN a week of shake, rattle and roll in the financial sector as the Banking Royal Commission wound to a close.

Money NEXT year looks to be another big one for super and retirees with what may come out of the Royal Commission, the federal budget and early election.

Money THERE'S an old joke that if you ask three economists for their views on the economy, you are likely to get at least four answers.

Money THE end of the year can be a cash squeeze. But it's also a good opportunity to take stock, and budget permitting, grow your super.

Money FORMER prime minister Paul Keating has blasted a report that supports raising the retirement age as having a “miserable view” of society.

Money Paul Clitheroe offers some sound advice to seniors who are talking to their adult children and grandchildren about financing now their life in the future.

Opinion SENIOR advocates say bridging the gender gap in superannuation will help improve retirement incomes for those most at risk of poverty and homelessness: women.

Money LIKE most investors I'm a big reader of the news, and there's certainly never any shortage of macroeconomic commentary to pore over.

Money THERE are two most common questions I am asked by my SMSF clients who are concerned about their superannuation when they can no longer manage it.

Money Superannuation expert Monica Rule has published seventh edition of her handbook which uses simple language to guide readers through the complexity of SMSF.

Money I HAVE been asked if superannuation is still an effective means of saving for retirement.

Money HOLDING onto your investments for the long term and resisting the urge to cash out at the first sign of market jitters, can deliver good outcomes.