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Balancing work and a role as a stay-at-home mum is impacting the ability of women to have enough superannuation for retirement.
Superannuation

Consider gender factor when choosing a super fund

New research shows super funds with above-average levels of gender diversity in their leadership teams achieve better returns than those who do not.

Stockland will pilot land-lease community sites in Townsville and the Sunshine Coast and has earmarked a further five sites for consideration.
Property development

Stockland steps out into land-lease communities

  • by Rachel Lane
New research found women are worried that they feel less likely, or don’t know, if they are on track to achieve their financial goals.
Women at work

Worry and lack of confidence top barriers for women investing

  • by Emily Chantiri
Televisions and laptops, phones, fridges, microwaves, cars, clothes, music and even groceries have seen price declines.
Australian economy

You’re better off than you think

  • by Scott Phillips
With interest rates at historic lows, holding shares in companies for the dividends is more popular than ever
Shares

A slowing economy leaves yield chasers exposed

  • by John Collett

Ask an expert

CGT strategy: Limit part-sale of a house to one transaction

Noel Whittaker
Noel Whittaker

Make sure you involve your accountant all the way.

'Downsizer contribution' can boost long-term security

George Cochrane

Is it better to sell a home and invest the cash in retirement or downsize and buy an apartment?

Clarification on franking credits exemption

Noel Whittaker
Noel Whittaker

Pensioners will be exempt from the proposed changes to franking credits, except if they have a self-managed fund and became an age pensioner after March 28, 2018.

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ASIC Commissioner Danielle Press says 'buy now pay later' arrangements can cause some consumers to become financially over committed and liable to paying late fees.
Money psychology

Calls to protect the vulnerable from ‘buy now, pay later’ schemes

  • by Nina Hendy
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Home loans

Tighter mortgage credit is here to stay

  • by Clancy Yeates
Big four

Big banks lure savers with short-lived bonus offers

  • by John Collett

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