Why do you need to know how much you're paying in super fees? Because you can't check your fund's performance without knowing what you're paying. So how are the two sets of fees calculated?
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Self-employed? Here are six steps to boost your own retirement savings. Most self-employed people can claim a full deduction for contributions they make to their super until the age of 75.
You've heard the saying about not putting all your eggs in one basket. Here's why you should diversify, and three simple ways to get started.
You can't legally invest in your child's name, and kids can pay a whopping 66% tax on investment income, so you need to tread carefully if you want to invest for their future.
If you're a small business with employees, it's important to understand the rules about paying them superannuation. Here are the main things you need to know.
The end of compulsory insurance through super for young Australians means premiums for older members are about to skyrocket.
At just 19, Kate Campbell plans to save $1 million over the next 20 years and retire on $40,000 a year, all thanks to the early retirement movement.
You can use your self-managed super fund to invest in the classic car you've always wanted, but there's a very big catch.
Yield funds that harvest high dividends were all the rage 12 months ago but they have typically underperformed the Australian sharemarket over the past year.
A firmer US dollar and steady local interest rates could see the Aussie dollar fall further, writes David Basssenese.
