With the 2025/24 financial year now in the rearview mirror, its safe to say that despite extreme volatility, the year was another winner for investors. But can this continue?
Maybe its just me, but all too often, perhaps in the drive to achieve better investment results, fee considerations seem to fall off the agenda somewhere along the line…
Did you receive a letter from your super fund? There’s no need to be worried about the upcoming changes to pension payments, they’re optional,but you do need to act…
When it comes to investing for retirement, what are your options? Whether you’re retired or still working, our complete guide to retirement investments will help you with making the right choices for your future in retirement…
As the end of the financial year is already upon us, its a good time to step away from Coronavirus, Trump etc to refocus on the basics again. Here are four strategies to maximise your superannuation position…
Australia’s recent federal election result not only confounded the pollsters, the pundits and the punters, it provided another lesson about the dangers of using political news headlines to guide your investment strategy…
Ask a farmer about average rainfall figures and he’s likely to look at you sceptically. Knowing how actual rainfall varies from year to year, farmers will carefully manage their crops and irrigation. It’s a lesson many investors could learn as well…
How much do you need to save to make sure you have enough to last throughout retirement? It very much depends on what your living costs will be after leaving work. Find out more about how to budget for the retirement income you’ll need for the lifestyle you’re planning for.
Some might be forgiven for thinking the wheels have fallen off Australian politics over the past decade with the same number of PM changes as Italy, a fractured Senate and “minority government” at times making sensible visionary long-term policy making hard…
There is a simple way to save more for retirement that doesn't require you to cut spending elsewhere: keeping investment fees low can add up to thousands of dollars, even tens of thousands, by the time you leave work…
Today, the Treasurer has announced a new measure which will enable Australians aged 65 and 66 to be able to make voluntary superannuation contributions, along with two other measures.
