Most super funds allow you to rebalance your super for free three times a year, so don't be afraid to play an active role in how your money is invested.
'Sell in May and go away' doesn't always hold true. Last year the ASX rose over May then jumped ahead in June and July, right through to the end of August.
In the week of the Federal Budget and an RBA meeting, the fact that market volatility is now reaching its lowest levels since October last year went relatively unnoticed.
Over-confidence means you are less likely to diversify, but you don't want to be so under-confident that your money is going backwards. Here are the traps to avoid.
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