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Should retirees have to use their homes to fund their retirements?
Most Australians facing retirement today don’t have enough in super but what they do have is a large family home.
- by Bec Wilson
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A scourge on our society: We need to talk about financial abuse
- by Victoria Devine
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Westpac offers debit cards to eight-year-olds in youth banking push
- by John Collett
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Can you withdraw a loved one’s super after death to save on tax?
It’s important to clarify strategies to save on superannuation “death tax”, as there are certain methods that will not work after death.
Noel Whittaker
Money columnist
Should I boost my super or pay off my mortgage?
Owning a roof over our heads and being debt-free in retirement is a common goal. But doing so can come at the expense of extra earnings.
Paul Benson
Money contributor
Can I open a super account for my young grandson?
Helping kids with their super can mean you’ll run into some hurdles.
Noel Whittaker
Money columnist
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A scourge on our society: We need to talk about financial abuse
- by Victoria Devine
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Westpac offers debit cards to eight-year-olds in youth banking push
- by John Collett
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Seven common investing mistakes to avoid at all cost
- by Natasha Etschmann and Ana Kresina
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What’s the best way to invest half-a-million dollars in international shares?
- by Noel Whittaker
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From Grange to loose change: How to turn your hobby into a money spinner
- by Dominic Powell
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Can you withdraw a loved one’s super after death to save on tax?
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