After only working one or two days a week, a $500,000 inheritance will change reader Paul's life. How can he safely manage this windfall?
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First Nations Foundation CEO Amanda Young opens up about her first job, her biggest money mistake, and a surprising detail in her will.
With many investors turning to robo advice because they can't afford or don't trust traditional financial advisers, we answer 10 frequently-asked questions.
Here are five books that rake over the royal commission and what it means for you as an investor, super fund member and insurance policy holder.
A poorly constructed will or poor management of your estate plan can overlook tax benefits as well as super and insurance, disadvantaging beneficiaries.
Elena Antonis wants to leave Sydney for a more affordable retirement in Tamworth, but there's a hitch. The unit she co-owns with her daughter has fallen in value: should they sell or wait it out?
At 55, Jane is doing ok but "not anywhere near what I had planned for this time in my life". With 10 years until she plans to retire, how can she boost her savings?
It's all well and good for a financial adviser to have the right qualifications, a clean complaints history and operate fee-for-service, but the most important thing is the 'nanna test': bedside manner.
Is it still worth investing in super, Jay asks Paul, when my life savings could be worthless in 20 or 30 years when I need it?
The royal commission has made many Aussies cynical about getting financial advice. To be truly independent, a financial adviser needs to satisfy five conditions.
