Super means putting money aside now and trusting that it will be there when we're older. But how can you check your fund's performance and fees?
Annette Sampson
 | Annette Sampson has written extensively on personal finance. She was personal editor of The Sydney Morning Herald, a former editor of the Herald's Money section, and a columnist for The Age. She has written several books. |
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Coming up with 20% of the property's price is a big challenge for many would-be buyers, but is the First Home Loan Deposit Scheme the solution?
Lessons from overseas show what could be in store for Australia if it is forced down the drastic route of negative interest rates.
Frank discussions about finances, including superannuation, are the key to a healthy relationship.
Almost one in two women rely on their partner's income as the main way to fund their retirement. Here's how to avoid ending up like Cinderella.
Don't worry about all the technical stuff. Just focus on the basics to make sure you have enough in retirement.
The ATO warned Aussies not to over-inflate their mileage claims in order to pocket a larger refund at tax time, but what should you do if your number comes up?
When it comes to relationships, there's probably one we all neglect. It's not hard to take super for granted. Money's SuperBooster project is set to change that.
Don't worry about all the technical stuff. Just focus on the basics to make sure you have enough in retirement. Here's what I wish I had known about super.
Delays in raising the compulsory super rate from 9.5% could lead to a poorer retirement for many Aussies. So what if the rate increases?
