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The $2.85 billion super rip-off that is costing Aussie workers
Aussies missed out on $2.85 billion in super in 2014-15, according to new ATO figures. Follow these steps to make sure you're getting the super you're owed.
Three money black spots women need to avoid
One of the first money lessons I learnt was that it's not what you earn that counts but what you spend. So it's time to get off the debt treadmill.
Money questions you should be asking if you’re under 30
Effie Zahos fields a lot of money questions from young Australians, but these are the questions they should be asking.
Five ways to boost your super without putting in extra
The best way to boost your super is to salary sacrifice, but if that's not an option, there are things you can do to improve your retirement savings.
The money survival guide every young Aussie should read
Jobs are hard to find and property is expensive but, if you're a millennial, there are ways for you to get ahead.
The money questions you’ve been asking Paul Clitheroe for 30 years
Paul Clitheroe has been answering Australia's money questions on planes, at dinner parties and even barbecues for more than 30 years.
How to claim your super contributions at tax time
Did you know that most people under 75 are now able to claim a tax deduction for after-tax super contributions?
Why you need to check the fine print on your super’s insurance
When did you last check on the financial package that protects you in case of sickness or an accident? You could be in for a nasty surprise if you need to claim on an insurance policy, because the terms have significantly changed in the past few years, along with the premiums.
Is your super fund paying you a cash reward?
Bonus cash payments of up to $11,000 are the latest feature of a growing number of superannuation funds. How can you qualify for one?
Ask Paul: I have $160k and no idea where to invest it
Sally has $160,000 in the bank and can't decide how to invest it. With the money going backwards in terms of buying power, Paul Clitheroe advises Sally how to take action.
