Most Aussies will end up with a handful of super funds over their working life, and it's usually a really bad idea.
Mark Story
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Huge dissatisfaction with financial institutions telling them how to invest drives around 60,000 Australians into the arms of self-managed super funds annually. However, many end up being punished with relatively high costs and low returns.
Have $100 to start investing? We raise the hood on three options - peer-to-peer loans, micro-investing apps and fractional property - worth exploring.
If it's all about spicing up your retirement, leaving Australia may not be the best way to do it.
An exodus from big cities is driving strong capital growth in regional areas. We reveal where to invest in regional Australia, and how to identify a hotspot.
The coalition has used its generous baby boomer and pensioner package within the Federal Budget to hit back at what it regards as Labor policies designed to "attack retirees".
Acorns Grow Australia is a micro-investing product that lets you invest virtual "chump change", but convenience comes at a cost.
It's tough to distinguish between an "honest and good", "honest yet incompetent" and "downright rogue" financial planner. Here's a checklist to help you.
