Superannuation
Developing a retirement savings plan
While saving for retirement can seem somewhat daunting, there are a few simple strategies to use when planning your best financial future. Here’s how to get started today, to enjoy an even more rewarding tomorrow. How am I tracking to live the life I want in retirement? There’s no magic number when it comes…
Read MoreDreaming of early retirement?
Many Australians today expect to be working well after they would like to retire, new research from Colonial First State shows¹. On average, Australians would like to retire at 62 years of age, according to the study, which tracks how Australians think and behave when it comes to retirement. But most believe 66 is a…
Read MoreSmart ways to grow your super as you approach retirement
Retirement isn’t a single moment. It’s a long, wonderful chapter – and the choices you make today help determine how confidently you’ll step into it. Whether you’re 10 years or more away, or rounding the final bend into retirement, your super will always benefit from some love. Here’s how to make the most of your…
Read MoreSeven ways to protect your mobile phone from hackers
Our phones contain so much personal information that it’s important to keep them secure. Follow these seven cybersecurity tips to help secure your mobile device from hackers and online fraud. Most of us are used to protecting our home computers with passwords, antivirus software and regular updates. But many people don’t realise that their smartphone…
Read MorePayday Super changes – what they mean and how they could boost super for some
Payday Super means employers must pay super at the same frequency as they pay wages. The changes are being introduced to improve retirement outcomes and reduce unpaid super. Moving away from quarterly payments means more frequent compounding – and may also result in higher super payments on bonuses for some high income earners. From 1…
Read MoreEOFY super moves worth thinking about
End of Financial Year (EOFY) is a good time to show your super some love. EOFY often gets us thinking about money and your super deserves its moment too. You don’t need to do everything but a few small moves now could make a big difference over time. Your future self will thank you. A…
Read MoreYour digital life after you die – how to protect your memories, money and identity
Technology has made everyday life easier. We take photos without thinking where they’re stored, pay bills without opening a drawer and carry our financial lives around on a device the size of a hand. But when someone dies, all this convenience can suddenly turn into complexity. The digital traces we leave behind rarely sit in…
Read MoreTake control of your finances in 2026
Getting on top of your finances is one of the most common new year’s resolutions Australians make. But only 12% of us achieve our goal. Here’s how to be one of them. More than one in two Australians (52%) plan to get on top of their finances each year, according to research from the Federal…
Read MoreWhy is estate planning so hard? And what you can do to make it easier …
Estate planning is one of those tasks almost everyone means to get to, yet many only face it during a crisis. Families often describe the same moment. A parent dies, the surviving spouse and children open a cupboard or a laptop, and suddenly they are trying to reconstruct a life from scattered paperwork, half remembered…
Read MoreProperty or shares: Is the Australian investment dream changing?
Property investments appear to be on the wane with younger investors as house prices rise: the number of those expecting property will be their biggest investment at retirement is half that of older Australians. So is our love affair with property changing? Higher property prices may be affecting the investment strategies of younger investors, with…
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