
Is it time for bonds to shine?
The backstory To say that it’s been a challenging period for bond investors for the best part of a decade, is not an exaggeration. If

The backstory To say that it’s been a challenging period for bond investors for the best part of a decade, is not an exaggeration. If

A self-managed super fund (SMSF) is a private super fund that you manage yourself. SMSFs are different to industry and retail super funds. When you

One of the main roles a financial adviser plays is to give you licence to enjoy the thrill of retirement. A key part of that

Investing successfully and improving your investment portfolio can be as much about minimising mistakes as trying to pick the ‘next big thing’. It’s all about

Cost of living pressures coupled with rate rises have made it more difficult to save for a home deposit and afford the lifestyle you’ve either

Your super isn’t automatically included in your will, unless you’ve given certain instructions to your super fund first. Deciding who gets your super when you

Overview If your relationship with your spouse ends, you should be aware of what can happen to the super entitlements of you both. The Family

Scammers are skilled at tricking you out of your money. Knowing the signs of a scam can help you identify when something doesn’t feel right.

If you’re lucky enough to have received a windfall, perhaps an inheritance or a retrenchment payout, your first decision will be what to do with

Bonds can provide a stable source of income and can protect the money you invest. They are considered less risky than growth assets like shares

Key points – Australia ranked as having one of the lowest rates of disposable income growth per capita amongst OECD countries in mid-2023. – An

Adding to your super You can boost your retirement savings by making voluntary super contributions, such as by: setting up a salary sacrifice arrangement with your employer