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Gen Alpha workers starting jobs for the first time will have to start thinking about their superannuation.
Gen Super

Starting your first job? It’s time to think about retirement

Australia’s youngest workers are starting to build gold mines – but there’s a strong chance they don’t even realise it.

  • by Emma Koehn
In reality, brokers and investing platforms all do the same thing. There are far more important things to put your mind to.
Opinion
Passive investing

Want to invest well? Stop fussing over fees and fancy apps

  • by Glen James
While all of us have benefited from the recent cuts to the tax rate, confused messaging from the government may have you wondering what to do with it.
Opinion
Tax cuts

Should you spend or save your stage 3 tax cash?

  • by Victoria Devine
Chances are your mortgage repayments are pretty hefty, but there are few things you can do to return them to better health.
Opinion
Hip pocket

Mortgage v super: Where should you invest your extra money?

  • by Dominic Powell
There’s a point where super earnings and the pension intersect to help you attain maximum earning capacity in retirement.
Opinion
Superannuation

The sweet spot: How to get the most from your super and the pension

  • by Bec Wilson

Ask an expert

My partner loves to spend, but I love to save. What should I do?

Financial conflict in a relationship is often a symptom of a deeper problem, so take a step back and figure out what’s really going on.

Paridhi Jain
Paridhi Jain

Money contributor

I’m just about to turn 75. Is it too late to top up my super?

Topping up your super can be beneficial, but it’s important to ascertain if it makes financial sense.

Noel Whittaker
Noel Whittaker

Money columnist

The self-managed super fund I was told to start is losing money. What do I do?

Generally, SMSFs don’t make sense unless there is a specific investment case that requires them, or your balance is above $1 million.

Paul Benson
Paul Benson

Money contributor

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