The COVID-19 pandemic is a once in a generation event that has brought greater volatility and uncertainty to financial markets. It is natural to have some concerns about the implications for your financial future and super balance, particularly if retirement ...
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Choosing the speed of an internet plan is a new concept for many Australians. For years we didn't have any say in how fast our connection was, but with the rollout of the NBN and its many speed tiers comes this choice, and it's an important ...
We have all heard the saying that if you fail to plan, you plan to fail but how many truly understand the meaning of this statement. Because in my opinion, the importance of planning is understanding the impact of what you are focusing your attention ...
The policy, research and advocacy body for Australian superannuation, ASFA, calculates two important retirement income statistics each year: the amount needed for a modest retirement and the amount for a comfortable retirement. ASFA's definition ...
A lot has been said in recent months about the spike in retail (smaller) investors who are trading shares on the ASX and other exchanges overseas. The COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on sharemarkets has no doubt presented smaller investors with daily ...
Regardless of who wins in November, Australia won't escape the fallout from the presidential election, writes Annette Sampson. Can lightning strike twice? It would be a brave punter who ruled out US President Donald Trump after the failure of the ...
Dear Paul, In about six years my husband will turn 60. He will likely retire from his current role. We are hoping to then buy a caravan and travel around Australia for a year. I have estimated we will need about $100,000, which equates to saving about ...
The financial advice industry had the professional equivalent of an enema at the banking royal commission. And research shows that Australians in need of advice will most likely be better off for it. While financial adviser numbers have fallen, professional ...
There is an old saying when it comes to investing that you can't buy yesterday's returns. In essence, this means that if an investment rises in the previous year and you don't own it, then you missed out. That said, I believe it also means you can't ...
Don't throw good money after bad money. It's an idiom we've all heard before, but what does it mean? It can apply to a lot of things. One of them is the sunk cost fallacy: the tendency to stay the course simply to justify a previous investment ...
