Aussies are known for being laidback, but we can't afford to be ambivalent about retirement. So what would it take to get you to genuinely engage with your super?
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 | David ThorntonDavid Thornton is a journalist at Money magazine and is one of the hosts of the Friends With Money podcast. He previously worked at Your Money, covering market news as producer of Trading Day Live. Before that, he covered business and finance news at The Constant Investor. David holds a Masters of International Relations from the University of Melbourne. |
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ME Bank is in hot water again, and America's largest university endowment goes green. Here are five things you might've missed this week.
New investors should be on notice as they prepare to lodge their first tax return since investing, the tax office has warned.
Australia has a love affair with dividends, especially when they're fully franked. After coming off the boil due to COVID-19, dividends are back in a big way.
The story of electric cars, lithium mining and battery technology is far bigger than Tesla, as we find out on this episode of the Friends With Money podcast.
The owner of the most US expensive home defaults on $224 million in loans, and experts back vaccine passports. Here are five things you might have missed.
As large super funds hoover up their smaller peers, here's a rundown of the mergers in the works and how they affect you.
Paralympians to receive more financial support, and new incentives to get your COVID-19 jab. Here are five things you might've missed this week.
It's easy to dismiss fixed income these days, with the cash rate sitting at 0.10%. But don't dismiss it too quickly. It can still serve a vital role in your portfolio.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of investing in exchange traded funds? We outline the pros, cons and risks.