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Personal loans vs credit cards Upcoming travel, car upgrade, Christmas festivities or home renovations on the horizon? If you need access to money to cover

Overview You can access your super early in very limited circumstances, including to pay certain expenses on compassionate grounds, as well as terminal illness, incapacity

If you’re looking to maximise your superannuation, it’s a good idea to be up to speed on any legal updates that could affect the super

Financial markets can be like finely tuned racehorses, poised to gallop ahead under ideal conditions but often highly reactive to unexpected events. It’s often said

Having a legally valid will can go a long way to avoiding disputes over the division of your assets.  What did the artist Picasso, musicians

With interest rates likely to fall this year, borrowers could invest some or all of their mortgage repayment savings. Inflation may be coming off its

A credit card balance transfer is when you move the amount you owe (the balance) to another credit card. The new interest rate on the

The latest rise in the Age Pension rate still falls short of what many people may need to have a modest lifestyle in retirement. Around

Memory loss can make it difficult to stay in control of your money. Things like checking bank statements or investments, or paying bills may become

When you think of an investor, what image springs to mind? For many of us it’s a driven day trader, running on adrenalin, hunched over multiple screens,

A pause in super contributions can have long-lasting effects. Here’s how to plan ahead for super breaks. There’s a host of reasons why people take

Understand the rules, costs and risks of setting up an self-managed super fund (SMSF) to invest in residential property. Self-managed super fund property rules You