Susan Hely

Susan has been a finance journalist for more than 30 years, beginning at the Australian Financial Review before moving to the Sydney Morning Herald. She edited a superannuation magazine, Superfunds, for the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia, and writes regularly on superannuation and managed funds. She's also author of the best-selling book Women and Money. Connect with Susan Hely on LinkedIn.


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Where to get financial assistance if you’re affected by bushfires

From disaster payments to free financial counselling, here is where Australians can turn for assistance following the nation's devastating bushfires.

How to make 2020 the year you take control of your super

So sorting out your super wasn't one of your new year's resolutions but probably should have been? Here's how you can get started.

What to do with unwanted gifts instead of shoving them in a drawer

If you're looking at pile of well-intended gifts that missed the mark, don't shove them to the back of the cupboard to deal with next year.

The real cost of getting your foreign currency at the airport

Buying foreign currency at the airport or from one of the big four banks will cost you next time you're travelling overseas.

The cost of Christmas dinner has jumped $100 in 20 years

How much does your Christmas dinner set your back? The average Aussie Christmas dinner is expected to cost about $200 this year.

Bad super funds are named and shamed by APRA’s heat map

The blowtorch has been applied to bad MySuper superannuation funds with the launch of a new colour coded heat map from the superannuation fund regulator, APRA.

The 14 greenest and cleanest superannuation funds

Super funds that consider environmental, social, governance and ethical factors before investing outperform other funds that don't.

A guide to drought relief packages for struggling farmers

More than 60% of eligible farmers haven't taken advantage of the latest drought relief measure known as Farm Household Allowance.

Avoiding generation war when handing on the family business

Family business are often founded on entrepreneurial spirit and survival. So what happens when it's time to hand the reins to the next generation?

What Australians really want from Santa this Christmas

Most of us want to give a Christmas present that helps people or the planet. But just how easy is that to do?
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