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Less than super: Women’s retiring with less than men
Women make up half the country yet, alarmingly, own only $4 of every $10 held in superannuation in this country.
Dai Le shares how cancer changed her thoughts about money
From refugee to journalist to politician, mother and breast cancer awareness advocate, Dai Le has this message: "Do not take life for granted."
‘Jobs, jobs, jobs’: What you need to know about the Federal Budget
Job seekers, aged pensioners, first home buyers and health insurers (combined with the Bank of Mum and Dad) are winners from a challenging 2020 Budget.
‘Missed opportunity’: Aussies respond to 2020 Federal Budget
When Australians took to Twitter during tonight's Budget Speech, it was less to celebrate what was included in the government's spending plan, and more to point out just what was missing.
The pink recession: How COVID-19 triggered a perfect storm for women
Women have been hit hard by the coronavirus crisis, and without extra help they face a bleak future, writes Susan Hely.
Aussies dipping into super are ‘robbing their futures to pay for now’
Almost three million Aussies have applied to access their super early - what will this mean for their retirement nest egg?
Why super funds led by women are among the best in Australia
The power of female leadership in super funds comes together when an above-average number of female trustees combine with women at the top of the corporate ladder, according to new research from Rainmaker Information.
The cost of being a woman: how to push back against the pink tax
Are women still being charged more than men for similar products? Ahead of International Women's Day, we look at the problematic pink tax.
How young Aussie women are overtaking male investors
With bigger portfolios and long-term plans, young Aussie women have overtaken their male counterparts when it comes to investing.
Why women in distress should be given early access to their super
Can early access to super provide a financial lifeline to women escaping domestic violence or poverty?
