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A third of Australians retire without a plan. Here’s why you should have one. Working and generating a stable income can be described as a

Characteristics of goal-driven savers A ‘money mindset’ is a way of thinking about personal finance. Your money mindset can change over time, and it may

You may be able to take your superannuation as a lump sum payment when you retire. This is usually tax-free from age 60. How a

Are you thinking about buying an investment property? Buying a property that you do not plan to live in can help you increase your wealth

Many Australian investors are discovering the benefits from investing offshore. Australian financial markets are continuing to evolve, and that’s why more and more Australians are

Managing your financial situation always involves tension between how you live your life now and preparing for your future – whatever that looks like. The

It’s evident that the Australian consumer is under pressure. It appears the tailwinds that helped brand the consumer as ‘resilient’ are now turning into headwinds.

When you’re planning for retirement, consider what kind of home you can afford and what suits your level of independence. Think about whether you want

A joint account is a bank account that more than one person can access. It can make it easier to manage shared expenses, but also

Protecting income from unexpected illness and injury is particularly important to anyone with a mortgage to service, small business owners and self-employed people with no

Having your own super fund provides more control, but they’re not for everyone. The number of Australians choosing to manage their own superannuation investments –

Moving into residential aged care can trigger a range of emotions, particularly if it involves the sale of the family home. What is often a