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With super returns plummeting the last thing many people want is to put in even more money. But Aussies earning less than $60,342 should definitely consider making their own personal contributions to benefit from the government’s co-contribution.
Many Australians are letting their retirement nest eggs dwindle because they are paying unnecessary fees on $13 billion of `lost' superannuation accounts.
Investors need to take care using gearing – and look more closely at how and where their superannuation is invested.
The Nine Network's Joanna Townsend speaks to one of Australia's best authorities on superannuation, Shane Oliver from AMP, who tells us all about what today's stockmarket fall has done to our super.
Australians are strapping themselves in for a rough financial ride as superannuation returns drop and the sharemarket tanks. Join Nine Network finance editor Ross Greenwood as he explains what it all means to you.
Studies in the US show that life expectancy could reach 100 years of age by 2030, that's old! Gillian Bullock asks some experts how much money they think we will need to support ourselves through retirement.
Many say you need $1 million to retire in comfort, but even with that size of nest egg you'll still have to rely on a Centrelink pension at some stage before you die.
Just because your best mate thinks a self-managed super fund (SMSF) is the best thing since sliced bread, it doesn't mean it is right for you.
There's no doubt that the global financial crisis has triggered worries among Australians over the future of their retirement.
Imagine being able to roll all your different super accounts into one by doing little more than hitting the print button on your computer.
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