Self-managed superannuation funds have fallen out of popularity in recent years, but they could be better placed than industry and retail funds to ride out the coronavirus mayhem.
Most super funds allow you to rebalance your super for free three times a year, so don't be afraid to play an active role in how your money is invested.
Forget property trusts, mortgage funds and term deposits. Investing for trong yield and total return, not just dividends, is the way forward for retirees.
Diamonds can be a great way to diversify your SMSF, but they are not necessarily a rock-solid investment. Here are the risks of investing in precious stones.
Shooting the lights out on the first day may feel good, but at the end of weeks of cycling - or decades of investing - that first day will have little impact on the final result.
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