Rod Myer

Australia is in the grip of inflation not seen since the late 1980s, making it hard for retirees to survive on savings and the age pension.

There are a range of ETFs listed on the ASX that give you the ability to have a global investment reach like the big players.

Superannuation fund members will be hit with negative returns this year for the first time since 2011 and inflation will make things worse.

We’ve lived through some benign investing times with property and shares rising as interest rates fell for a decade, but things are changing.

The effects of the pandemic have dinted views on how much they are likely to have to retire on, according to AMP’s Financial Wellness survey.

With the year underway and most of us back from holidays it’s time to look at what 2023 holds for superannuation.

After many years of growth superannuation balances went backwards last year giving members a jolt. It was the first negative year since 2011

Australian superannuation funds stand out globally as top performers and are diversifying their investments to provide more stability

Australian superannuation funds are at the forefront of building the nation’s international financial power as new figures show

Small business who often invest all their cash to maintain and grow their operations, building super can seem too hard but the ATO can help.