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Key takeaways According to the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA), to have a ‘comfortable’ retirement, single people will need $595,000 in retirement savings,

Key takeaways Having an SMSF provides more choice and freedom to access investment options that would otherwise be unavailable through a super fund An SMSF

Key points: The Intergenerational Report 2023 released by Treasury gave Australians insight into the national economy from 2023 until 2062 – 2063 The care and

Preparing to retire is emotional and practical. Making a retirement plan can help you manage your finances, and cope better as your life and priorities

What is a salary sacrifice arrangement? Salary sacrifice is an agreement with your employer to contribute a certain amount of your pre-tax salary or potential

Key takeaways A transition to retirement income streams enables you access your super before you retire, once you’ve reached your preservation age—between 55 and 60

Key takeaways The power of compound returns cannot be overstated, and the longer your funds have to grow, the better Spreading your investments across different

Your superannuation investment grows through: your employer’s compulsory super guarantee contributions (concessional contributions) any voluntary contributions out of your pre-tax income, such as salary sacrifice and personal contributions you’re allowed as

Step one: what are your financial pain points? When you start making plans, chances are you’ll both come across financial pain points. In other words,

If you find a transaction in your account that you don’t recognise, it could be unauthorised or mistaken. If you think something is wrong, contact

Iron ore has been the backbone of the Australian economy and many investment portfolios for much of the 21st century. Export of the commodity saw

Why invest in property? What makes this such a popular option? You can earn rental income plus benefit from capital growth. What’s different for investors