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Jump-start your retirement savings
Unfortunately, many people would reach their mid-fifties and conclude that their savings are not on track to finance a satisfactory lifestyle in retirement.
What recent retirees can teach pre-retirees
Frank Sinatra's My Way probably hasn't been among the karaoke top 100 for years. Yet its signature lyrics, "regrets, I've had a few", will certainly resonate with all of us – including recent retirees.
New Year (investment) resolutions
An astute way to begin a new year is to take a close look at your personal finances - including your super and non-super investment portfolios and your retirement-saving strategies - and to think about what improvements should be made.
What a long-term view of the market can teach investors
The curtain coming down on another year has a way of focusing the mind on how time is passing.
Your New Year reading: beyond John Grisham
Behavioural economist and psychologist Daniel Kahneman has begun 2017 by retaining his place near the top of The New York Times best-seller list, wedged among the latest John Grisham legal thriller, The Whistler, and the psychological thriller The girl on the train by Paula Hawkins.
Market Update – August 2016
Report supplied by Zenith Investment Partners
The gymnastics of keeping your portfolio balanced
One of the great things about the summer Olympic Games is that every four years you get to appreciate athletes and sports that don't enjoy saturation-level TV coverage.
Making a fairer and more sustainable Superannuation System
Australian Government - Superannuation fact sheets
‘Winners and Losers’ from new super proposals
After the government announced it will be shaking up its budgetary super measures – including scrapping the $500,000 lifetime cap on non-concessional contributions – Rice Warner outlined a list of key “winners and losers” from the new proposals.