Superannuation
Friends With Money #55: How super changes impact you
The new financial year has brought a raft of changes to super, so how will they affect you? We explain on the Friends With Money podcast.
What to check if your super is merging
As super funds merge to create mega-funds, the focus will be on investment performance. But you need to check what it will mean for your life insurance.
Ask Paul: Why is my super losing money every week?
Sal's superannuation saw strong returns last year, but lately, it's losing money. He asks Paul Clitheroe why his super balance is suddenly going backward.
Squirrel Super fined $55k for property claims
Squirrel Super claimed that metro residential property was likely to double in value every seven to 10 years - claims they repeated more than 9000 times.
How working an extra 10 years can double your super balance
Working longer means Aussies can double the amount of super they have by 75, even if they take time off to retrain.
What the July 1 super changes mean for you
Your super contributions are set to get a bump from July 1 as the superannuation guarantee increases to 10.5%. Here's what else is changing.
ASIC bans Spaceship chair for two years
The chair of Spaceship Capital has been banned by ASIC for failing to understand the group's services, after a number of members were assigned to the wrong super product.
Renewed calls for super to honour Indigenous kinship
Kinship relationships are critical to indigenous cultural identity but are not recognised in superannuation law. A working group is lobbying to change that.
The super fund auctioning its $9 million art collection
Beyond the typical investments of property and shares, super funds can also invest in art. And one fund is about to sell more than 280 works worth about $9 million.
Younger Aussies to be eligible for downsizer super scheme, Morrison promises
Aussies aged 55 and over will be able to make a post-tax contribution of up to $300,000 into their super after selling the family home, if the Morrison government is re-elected.
