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Not sure what to do with your tax refund? Strategic financial decisions for your tax return begin with a strong plan. Plan the best ways

Many investors concentrate on building their nest egg during their working lives to pay or help pay for their retirement but fail to give enough

How much tax you pay on your super contributions and withdrawals depends on: your total super amount your age the type of contribution or withdrawal

Dr Shane Oliver – Head of Investment Strategy and Chief Economist, AMP Capital Key points A surge in financial information and opinion along with our

A personal loan lets you borrow money to pay for something special, like a holiday, car or home renovations. You have to repay it with

Generally, you can, but there may be other things to consider. When you access your super at retirement, depending on your age and personal circumstances,

The Buy Now Pay Later sector is winning-over the youth demographic with the promise of instant gratification, but leading mortgage brokers are warning that with

Some people think that once retirement has arrived there’s little more to do when it comes to their super. But don’t forget, anyone retiring at

By Robin Bowerman, Head of Corporate Affairs, Vanguard Australia Many Australians know that investing will always come with some level of risk, namely the potential

If eligible, older Aussies can put up to $300,000 into their super using the money from the sale of their main residence, regardless of caps

If you have more than one loan, it may sound like a good idea to roll them into one consolidated loan. Debt consolidation (or refinancing) can

From time to time, investors become irrationally enthusiastic. The important thing to note about these manic moments is that the investment theme underpinning them makes