What's not to like about buying property off the plan? You can buy tomorrow's apartment at today's price - a no-brainer because Australian residential property prices always rise across the board. NOT! Money's not a problem - you need ...
Superannuation is built on the assumption that you will have a continuous, full-time attachment to the workforce and accumulate enough savings for a secure and comfortable retirement. But it's modelling that fails to take into account the "motherhood ...
Dear Paul, I wrote to you about three years ago, but I was never acknowledged in your Q&A column. I know that you must be overwhelmed with questions, but I am trying again. I am 79 and my wife is 72. I have been working up to now, but with all the lockdowns ...
Retirement is no longer set in stone. More retirees are heading back to work. Some wrestle with a loss of status and a loss of purpose while others worry about how they will make their savings last. Either way, there's a growing trend towards "unretiring". ...
Relationships are yet another casualty of COVID-19, with divorce applications in 2020-2021 up 8% on the previous year, and separations in de facto relationships on the rise. The stresses imposed by COVID-19, from the inescapability of lockdowns, financial ...
Higher inflation in Australia is set to have a negative impact for ASX investors, according to new quantitative analysis. SigTech, a quantitative technology company, provided analysis on how various inflation levels over the past 50 years have impacted ...
It has been four years since I last wrote about furniture importer and retailer Nick Scali (ASX: NCK). I commented then, that over the last 12 months they had produced a return of 16%, including dividends, and over the past three years, 188%. Today ...
Dear Paul, I am considering a move to pension mode in my self-managed super fund. I have run it for about 14 years in accumulation mode and have achieved good results because of the low fees paid by SMSFs. The assets are Australian shares (33%), US ...
"The great resignation" is one of those phrases that has been so over-used recently that even writing it makes me cringe a little as it creeps toward cliché. But it does effectively describe the interesting trend of people using the return to the office ...
If I told you we were going to have a global pandemic, that it was going have devastating impacts on millions of peoples' health, and that it was going to cause massive dislocations and wreak havoc on the global economy, but that we would also snap ...
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