Millions of Australians are now getting super paid with every pay, meaning they could end up with thousands more in retirement - without having to lift a finger.
Record-high yields have put government bonds back in the news. Experts say the uncertainty is creating issues and opportunities for Aussie investors and borrowers.
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?
It's a booming corner of finance that many Australians have never heard of, yet their retirement savings could already be invested in it. So is private credit the next big risk for super funds?
A third of Aussies are aiming to have more than $1.25 million in superannuation by the time they retire. But experts say they might be overestimating how expensive retirement will be and working more than they have to for a bigger nest egg.
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