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Best of the Best 2015
Money magazine's Best of the Best 2015 awards has narrowed down Australia's best financial products, services and investments for 2015.
Best of the Best 2012
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How to choose a life insurance policy
Life insurance may be fairly straightforward in that a lump sum will be paid to the beneficiaries when you die, but you should also consider income protection, TPD and trauma insurance.
Turning your tax liability into extra savings
Because of the way tax is applied to superannuation, savvy employees can turn what would have been a tax liability into extra savings through salary sacrifice.
How to sell shares you didn’t buy
Everything you need to consider when selling shares you didn't buy yourself.
Constant super changes ‘undermine confidence’
Most Australian businesses planned to fund the proposed super changes, including an increase to 12%, rather than take it from employees' pay.
Just how important is life insurance?
If you have dependants, then life insurance is important as that ensures they have a better chance of being able to survive financially.
Should you pay for an extended warranty?
Under Australian consumer law, shoppers have a right to a refund, repair or replacement from the retailer for a "reasonable" time after purchase. regardless of warranty.
New fund is a gateway to investing in American property
With residential prices soaring in many Australian cities, some real estate investors are looking offshore. Enter the USA Residential Fund.
Will your SMSF deliver a comfortable retirement?
Is your SMSF on track to deliver a comfortable income in retirement? If you're hoping to retire at 60 and live on $100K a year, you may need think again.
