This year saw some major behavioural shifts transform the market, and they show there's never been a better time to be an Aussie investor.
Superannuation
Senator Jane Hume has slammed super funds for creating rainy day funds to pay for misconduct penalties out of Aussie retirement savings.
While there are no certainties in the market, it can pay to keep track of emerging industries as we invest for the long term.
When you start out as a freelancer, it's easy to put off contributing to super until your finances improve. But what happens when you run out of time?
Defined benefit funds are often seen as the holy grail of superannuation, but they do have downsides.
There's a new superannuation term that could potentially make you $230,000 richer in your retirement, yet 70% of Australians haven't a clue what it is.
Should Bernadette give $200,000 of her $500,000 in super to her adult children? We revisit five super questions Paul Clitheroe has answered this year.
It's possible to set up a super fund for your young children. The bigger question is, should you?
Maternity leave is a time to nurture your new baby, but you don't have to neglect your super fund in the process.
If I told you that you had a forgotten portfolio worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, wouldn't you be curious about what you owned?