Two unmistakable trends in Australia - people retiring earlier but living longer - are creating funding headaches for hundreds of thousands of Australians.
Working with financial advisers can drastically improve your quality of life, new research shows. But if that's the case, why is hardly anyone using them?
Michael and his wife have $820,000 in super and $330,000 in shares. "Do I distribute my assets to my kids now so I can get a pension later?" he asks Paul Clitheroe.
Is a financial advisor the missing piece to your financial puzzle, or is that an unnecessary cost? Jeremy Lack joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.
The Compensation Scheme of Last Resort has made its first payments to four victims totalling more than $360,000, three of which related to bad financial advice.
The Australian Financial Complaints Authority is set to kick out Dixon Advisory in June, and will no longer accept victim complaints about the company.
ASIC has slapped a permanent ban on a financial adviser who doctored her exam certificate and continued to provide advice without the proper qualifications.
Australians who don't obtain financial advice in the lead up to finishing work are twice as likely to find retirement harder than anticipated compared to those who do, new research has revealed.
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