Even the deepest sell-off ultimately passes. If you imagine hibernating for five years, you would awaken to a world that won't be talking about coronavirus. The world will have moved on.
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.
Unemployed or underemployed Australians will be given early access to their superannuation from April under new rules stemming from the coronavirus pandemic.
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Small businesses are set to get a reprieve after the ACCC gave the go-ahead for banks to defer principal and interest repayments for loans to small businesses affected by coronavirus.
I suggest staying the course.
This does not mean that your investments will not fall further. But this crisis will eventually pass, and things will get better in the future.
You've probably seen a lot of talk about the RBA, and other central banks around the world, undertaking quantitative easing in response to coronavirus. Unfortunately, the name does a poor job of explaining what it actually is.
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