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ASIC sues Mercer Super over ‘longstanding and systemic’ failures

Mercer Super allegedly failed to report seven investigations it undertook into serious member services failures, including one into premiums charged to dead members being refunded incorrectly.

100 days of the new government: What it means for your money

Monday marks 100 days since Labor was re-elected. Here's how five key policies - from HECS to housing affordability - are progressing.

Aware Super and TelstraSuper sign deal to assess merger

The proposed merger could see more than 1.3 million members gain access to lower fees and more extensive investment options.

HECS discount to be backdated to June 1

Millions of Aussies see 20% wiped from student loans, one simple step to retire with $220,000 more, and the new cars that use more fuel than advertised. Here are five things you may have missed this week.

How bracket creep is costing you more money each year

So you got a pay rise but still feel broke? You're not imagining it. Bracket creep means less money in your pocket. Here's how your take-home pay is quietly shrinking.

A simple guide to the Division 293 tax

Super contributions are normally taxed lightly, but this doesn't extend to so-called high income earners. They are subject to the Division 293 tax.

How to buy a home without selling your Bitcoin

How to buy a home with Bitcoin, the catch with super-cheap houses selling for $347, and the latest twist on the Bank of Mum and Dad. Here are five things you may have missed this week.

Ask Paul: What is the best strategy for drawing down super?

"What are your thoughts on sequencing/buckets versus dollar cost averaging when drawing down super?" Helen asks Paul Clitheroe.

Ask Paul: We’re in our late 60s with no super

"We are self-funded retirees in our late sixties. We have nothing in super as we didn't want to pay the associated fees," Julie tells Paul Clitheroe.

How 12% super will make for a better retirement

This seemingly modest lift of half a percent to 12% will, over time, change the outcome for millions of Australians who haven't even started thinking about retirement.
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