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Retirement income – avoiding ‘regret risk’
It's the hidden trap that sees many retirees wish they could turn back time. Patrick Clarke, general manager of retirement solutions at Generation Life, lifts the lid on regret risk.
Why asset quality matters in uncertain times
Can quality-first investing really deliver steady income and protect your capital? Here's how smart private credit portfolios stay resilient.
How to start investing with small amounts
New to investing and confused by the stockmarket? Having limited funds doesn't have to be a roadblock to getting started.
Reliable income without the volatility of the stock market
Mortgage holders are cheering as the cash rate falls, but Aussies with savings are losing out. Could this investment offer better returns?
Are investment bonds the new will?
As more families find themselves at loggerheads over disputed inheritances, investment bonds can offer a less contentious, more tailored solution for estate planning.
Where to for savers as rates fall
Interest rates look set to fall and sharemarkets remain volatile. For investors seeking regular returns that outpace inflation, the options seem to be narrowing. But there is an asset class that can tick all the boxes.
Retirement – it’s about more than the financial
By 2050, nearly one in four Aussies will be over 65, and could be retired for 30-plus years. Planning for that requires a holistic approach.
Confusing fees: Why we need better transparency from super funds
How much do you pay your super fund in fees? Not sure? You're not alone. Vanguard research shows two in three Aussies aren't aware they are paying multiple types of fees.
Friends With Money #193: Super for all ages
Like the idea of giving your super balance a bump, but don't know where to start? Rebecca Cheevers and Sophie McRae join us on the podcast.
The benefits of super funds merging
As superannuation funds merge, members benefit as their retirement savings are managed in a more sustainable, streamlined way.