Financial advice can be valuable, but for plenty of Australians, the cost puts it out of reach. So could super funds hold the key to closing the advice gap?
Australians are being bombarded with investment opportunities online, but not all of them are what they seem. In an era of fake advisers and sophisticated scams, a quick AFSL check could stop you from becoming the next victim.
A viral money tip from Mel Robbins is raising alarm, with experts warning uploading bank details to AI could expose Australians to fraud and data risks.
Australia's advice gap is growing as costs rise and adviser numbers fall. New reforms aim to make financial advice more accessible, affordable and secure.
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