Money
Super & retirement
Opinion
Editorial
Time to help super's left-behinds
Australia's superannuation savings system has a massive, looming problem.
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Analysis
Aged-care
You don't need much money to be charged full freight in aged care
The trouble with the market price is that it creates a no man’s land for many retirees.
- by Rachel Lane
Analysis
Superannuation
Women need an extra $140 a week to retire in comfort. Men just $45
A big part of the disengagement many Aussies feel with their super is the uncertainty over how much will ultimately be enough
- by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
Opinion
Superannuation
Lifetime accounts the real fix to lost super
The pile of "lost" super will not be reduced to acceptable levels unless employees have a single fund that follows them from employer to employer
- by John Collett
Aged-care
Planning for aged care at home means checking the fine print
There are many hurdles to leap to access funding for aged care in your home
- by Rachel Lane
Here's a super secret to a longer life
There's a pension fund in Australia where the typical recipient lives into their nineties.
- by George Cochrane
Analysis
Ethical investing
Many super funds fail to use their muscle at company AGMs
Some large super fund are doing a lot more than other to help improve the governance standards of our largest listed companies
- by John Collett
Analysis
Retirement living
Royal commission should fix 'broken' aged-care funding
The current system protects the very poor and the very wealthy, leaving those in the middle to pay the most.
- by Rachel Lane
Opinion
Superannuation
Super errors are costing those heading into retirement
Superannuation is a complex beast surrounded by even more complex legislation.
- by Olivia Maragna
Analysis
Retirement living
Aveo offers alternatives to its 'Aveo Way' retirement village contract
Aveo is following moves by competitors Lendlease and Stockland to offer greater choice to the aged care market.
- by Rachel Lane
Superannuation
Royal commission prompts Australians to switch super funds
The banking royal commission is cultivating a super switching culture that could have a major impact on super fund memberships in the coming year, new research reveals.
- by Nina Hendy