This seemingly modest lift of half a percent to 12% will, over time, change the outcome for millions of Australians who haven't even started thinking about retirement.
It never made sense that a teenage retail worker could sign you up for hundreds of dollars of debt, but it was when you could Afterpay a pizza that the problem became clear.
Bitcoin has surged more than 20% since its "Liberation Day" lows, pushing past US$112,000. So, should investors be rushing to buy the world's largest cryptocurrency?
Australia only makes up around 2% of the global share market, but SMSF investors have maintained a strong home country bias. Are they staying home to their detriment?
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