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You’ll have heard the old, almost grandmotherly adage that ‘every dollar counts’. But guess what – it’s true. Voluntary after tax super contributions (also called

Asset allocation is the biggest determinant of investment returns. Here’s why taking the time to get it right matters. Choosing investments on a whim based

Key takeaways Understanding the different types of investments in super and how they work, can help you decide if your current investment approach is right

Key takeaways Investing in growth assets like shares and property can generate a passive income while building your wealth over time Keeping track of your

A ‘transition to retirement’ (TTR) strategy lets you access some of your super and keep working. Setting this up can be complicated, so contact your

Find out how to save money every day and make a savings plan to stay on track. Separate and automate your savings An online savings account is

Key takeaways There may be tax advantages when you contribute to super, especially if you salary sacrifice or you’re eligible to claim a tax deduction

Review your investments regularly to make sure you’re on track to reach your financial goals and you’re comfortable with the investment risks. Find out how

What are interest rates? The interest rate is the amount a borrower pays for borrowing money from a lender, which is why it’s often referred

Key takeaways It’s important to remember that interest rate increases are gradual, and while uncomfortable now, they will help to control rising inflation Interest rate

Superannuation (or Super) is a percentage of your income put aside by your employer over your working life to help fund your retirement. It’s a

The use of trusts by Australians to hold different assets, including investments in exchange traded funds (ETFs), managed funds, and direct shares, continues to grow.