Money

Super & Funds

Morrison softens super stance

Treasurer Scott Morrison says he is prepared to write in exemptions in the superannuation proposals.

Treasurer Scott Morrison has confirmed plans to water down some of the superannuation changes announced in the budget, but says he'll hold the line on the most important elements.

Making the most of the super changes

The government is emphasising the need to make budgetary savings from its changes to super arrangements.

Speculation over amendments to the budget super changes are unlikely to solve the government's problem of gaining public acceptance of the changes.

Ideal selfie super member

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Managing your own superannuation has many advantages but it's not for everyone - so who is it for?

DIY super needs strategy

Like chess, a self-managed super fund is a game of skill and strategy.

If you're going to mange your own superannuation, a written investment strategy is an essential element to your retirement success.

Disappointing end to year

Super funds with a higher allocation to unlisted assets have fared better during the recent sharemarket turmoil.

What a difference just a week has made to the 2015-16 financial year superannuation fund returns.

Scott Morrison softens super reform

Scott Morrison has promised to protect self-managed super fund trustees who bought property prior to budget night.

EXCLUSIVE: Treasurer Scott Morrison has promised to remove some of the retrospective aspects of the proposal in last month's budget to limit contributions to superannuation.

Super strategies for 2017

Superannuation will be less attractive than paying off the mortgage for younger taxpayers.

​Investors have one year to restructure their superannuation strategies before the harsher taxation regime applies from July 1, 2017.