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If you want to include your super contributions in the 2020/21 financial year, you’ll need to get them in before 30 June 2021. This is particularly important if you plan to claim a tax deduction for contributions.

Our Aggressive option delivered quarterly returns of 3.6% to the end of March. That places the one year returns at 21.9%. Which is a remarkable turn-around from where we were this time last year.

The Federal Government has released the 2021-22 Budget, including updates for low-income employees, first home buyers, and older Australians.

The super guarantee is scheduled to increase on July 1. Here's what that might mean for your super.

If the 9-5 grind has lost its appeal, then it may be time to consider retirement. These 5 questions can help you decide if you’re ready.

Traditionally, bricks and mortar have been regarded as steady, long-term investments, while shares have provided more volatile opportunities. But how do the returns compare?

How much super you need for a comfortable retirement will depend on various factors. Find out if you're on track.

Have you worked from home at some point during the past year? You may have some unexpected tax deductions coming your way.

Investment markets have been in recovery mode since mid-2020, and the December quarter solidified that trend with strong gains.

Most asset classes were flat to negative across the month of January, with emerging market equities the notable exception.