Retirement isn’t an age — it’s a financial position
For decades, retirement has been framed as a milestone tied to age. Sixty-seven has become a default finish line — the point at which work stops and “retirement” begins. But this traditional view no l …
Educating investors: Building the foundations for long-term generational wealth
Investing can feel intimidating for many people, particularly those just starting out. Markets fluctuate, headlines create fear, and misinformation is everywhere. Yet at its core, successful investing …
Being young comes with a whirlwind of experiences and financial priorities, often pushing thoughts about retirement and superannuation to the back burner.Initially, for many young individuals, superan …
Market volatility is a normal — and often uncomfortable — part of investing. Share prices rise and fall in response to economic data, company earnings, geopolitical events, and investor sentiment.When …
What Insurance Do You Actually Need at Every Life Stage?Understanding how your insurance cover should grow with you.Life doesn’t stand still, and neither should your insurance.As we move through diffe …
The top 5 goals of retirees – and why good advice makes all the difference
Retirement marks the start of a new chapter, one that is filled with both opportunity and uncertainty. After decades of work, many retirees find themselves asking, What comes next?While the answers va …
Caution urged on supposedly ‘balanced’ super funds
Some superannuation funds’ “balanced” options have become heavily overweight riskier “growth” assets, a financial planner warns.Alex Jamieson, founder of Melbourne-based AJ Financial Planning, says su …
Navigating a career change with financial confidence
Changing careers is a significant life decision, one that can bring excitement, new opportunities, and challenges.Whether you’re pursuing a long-held passion, seeking better work-life balance, or adap …
Super funds to make their investment case in Trump’s US
Australians’ $4 trillion worth of retirement savings could be used as leverage to gain a foothold into the world’s biggest investment market, as industry leaders aim to make a case for more opportunit …
Slow progress on unpaid super sparks calls for action
Australian workers are still missing out on billions in unpaid super each year, with the average affected worker left $30,000 worse off at retirement.Affecting nearly one in four workers – particularl …
Coalition smacked over ‘not-so-super’ home-buyer plan
Letting first-time buyers dip into their retirement savings for a housing deposit would push up house prices and, by extension, rents, new super industry analysis shows.Renters could end up paying $57 …
Empowering Financial Freedom: Insights from The Money Sandwich
Empowering Financial Freedom: Insights from The Money SandwichIn today's economic landscape, navigating financial responsibilities can be overwhelming, particularly for the 'sandwich generation'—those …
