retirement
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What’s in the second coronavirus stimulus package for you
Pensioners, carers and Newstart recipients are among the vulnerable Australians who will receive a second $750 stimulus payment.
Ask Paul: Our investment property is draining us – pay it off with super?
Should Ros and her husband cash out his super to pay off an investment property that is draining them? They've got Paul Clitheroe worried.
Ask Paul: I can pay off my investment property in full but should I?
Kaye has the money to pay off her investment property in full, but should she keep making payments while it is rented out?
How QSuper and Sunsuper merger could affect 1.5 million Aussies
QSuper and Sunsuper are about to commence due diligence for a merger which, if completed, would create the country's largest superannuation fund with more than $195 billion in assets.
The big change coming to where your super is invested
At present super fund members have little idea where their retirement savings are being invested. That is about to change.
Seven things you need to know about salary sacrificing into super
Salary sacrificing for super involves contributing pre-tax dollars from your salary into your super fund. Here's what you need to know before you get started.
Market wrap: the best and worst performing sectors of the week
Healthcare was back on the top of the list for best performing sector this week rising more than 1.6%.
Would a free gym membership entice you to swap super funds?
Almost one in four millennials would be willing to switch super funds for better perks now rather than what the fund could offer in retirement.
Ask Paul: Sell properties to fund retirement or keep them as rentals?
Maree and her partner own three investment properties to help fund their retirement. Are they better off selling and putting the money into super, or continuing to rent them out?
Why your spending habits in the first years of retirement are crucial
Two-thirds of retirees who retired within the past five years expect their retirement savings to dry up within the next two decades.
