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Ask Paul: We’ve paid $60k in fees for almost no advice – what now?
For 22 years Carlos and his wife have each paid about $120 a month to an MLC adviser for "virtually no advice". Is it time to switch to an industry fund?
Ask Paul: I only have $16k in super after migrating from Brazil
After emigrating from Brazil, 38-year-old Ana has just $16,000 in her super fund and wants to know how she can make up for lost time.
Greenwashing is on the rise – here’s how to spot it
As more Aussies invest for the planet, we're seeing a rise in greenwashing - the practice of making an investment sounds more eco-friendly than it really is.
Don’t forget the S in ESG investing
Climate change isn't the only story when it comes to ethical investing. You can also support companies that do good for people and communities.
Abandoned your new year’s resolutions? It’s not too late to get back on track
So you resolved to make 2022 the year you sorted out your finances, then got off track after a week or two. But it's not too late to refocus on your goals.
Ask Paul: My wife doesn’t have any super, should I give her some of mine?
Chris' wife is in her 60s with no super. Should he withdraw from his own to start a super account in her name?
Why you need to know the difference between a forecast and a prediction
It might seem like analysts use the terms forecast and predictions interchangeably, but they mean very different things.
Wall Street Bets picked more losers than winners
New data has found that in 2021 stocks recommended by Reddit's popular WallStreetBets community resulted in more losses than returns.
Friends With Money #29: Comedian Daniel Muggleton on what’s funny about money
Tracksuit wearing Sydney-based comedian Daniel Muggleton says, when it comes to investing, he's the drunk heckler yelling at the stockmarket.
How to keep emotion out of managing your money
We might feel influenced by what we see on Instagram, but some of the biggest influences in our spending habits come from within.
