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Make friends with your fund: Money launches SuperBooster project
When it comes to relationships, there's probably one we all neglect. It's not hard to take super for granted. Money's SuperBooster project is set to change that.
Ask Paul: I’m on Centrelink and I just inherited $500k
After only working one or two days a week, a $500,000 inheritance will change reader Paul's life. How can he safely manage this windfall?
‘I’m only leaving money to the women in my family’: Amanda Young
First Nations Foundation CEO Amanda Young opens up about her first job, her biggest money mistake, and a surprising detail in her will.
Instant financial advice: 10 things you need to know about robo advisers
With many investors turning to robo advice because they can't afford or don't trust traditional financial advisers, we answer 10 frequently-asked questions.
Five must-read books on the banking royal commission
Here are five books that rake over the royal commission and what it means for you as an investor, super fund member and insurance policy holder.
How to plan your will around disability, divorce and drugs
A poorly constructed will or poor management of your estate plan can overlook tax benefits as well as super and insurance, disadvantaging beneficiaries.
Ask the Experts: I co-own a unit with my daughter and want to sell but prices have fallen
Elena Antonis wants to leave Sydney for a more affordable retirement in Tamworth, but there's a hitch. The unit she co-owns with her daughter has fallen in value: should they sell or wait it out?
Ask Paul: Can I turn my finances around before I retire in 10 years?
At 55, Jane is doing ok but "not anywhere near what I had planned for this time in my life". With 10 years until she plans to retire, how can she boost her savings?
How to find a financial adviser who passes the ‘nanna test’
It's all well and good for a financial adviser to have the right qualifications, a clean complaints history and operate fee-for-service, but the most important thing is the 'nanna test': bedside manner.
Ask Paul: What if my super is worthless by the time I need it?
Is it still worth investing in super, Jay asks Paul, when my life savings could be worthless in 20 or 30 years when I need it?
