Should Jennifer and Toby continue to build savings in a mortgage offset account or invest in a portfolio of listed shares, ETFs and bonds? And what is the outlook for their two Perth properties?
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At its worst, the First Home Super Saver Scheme is likely to drive up demand, leaving families either more indebted or still locked out.
From spousal contributions to governnent co-contributions, here are four super ways you can put more money back in your pocket before June 30.
Peter has $106,000 in the bank and asks Paul Clitheroe, "Where should I invest it short-term in order to buy property?"
Investors are lighting up the prices of cannabis stocks but this is truly "buyer beware" stuff.
Tax cuts, policies to help older Australians and new protections on super accounts - there's likely going to be more money heading to your back pocket.
What will the tomorrow night's Federal Budget mean for superannuation? Here's what we know.
"I decided what I really wanted my life to look like in five years. I wanted to own a house and a car and to have won awards for my craftwork," says Joanna Jones.
Alisha and Leo wanted to become a nomadic family with their baby Dom, but initially didn't want to part with their expensive couch.
From July 2017, concessional super contributions were capped at $25,000 per year. The good news is, from next year you can catch up on unused contributions.
