How to invest in shares
Shares or stocks are a popular investment for many investors but can be intimidating when you are starting out. Here’s a short guide to help start your journey into investing. …
Protect yourself from ransomware
Ransomware is a common and dangerous type of malware. It works by locking up or encrypting your files so that you can no longer access them. A ransom, usually in …
Handling market highs and lows
What goes up, must come down. Market highs and lows are a normal part of the investment world but they can be hard to handle when it’s your money at …
Economic update February 2026
Market developments during January 2026 included: Key Points The domestic equity market took the lead from European and US markets, finishing higher in January, while Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) …
Can your super be a lifeline during times of mortgage stress?
Even with interest rates easing, the cost of living remains tough. In some cases, super can offer relief – especially under compassionate grounds or severe financial hardship. Mortgage stress is …
Your digital life after you die – how to protect your memories, money and identity
Technology has made everyday life easier. We take photos without thinking where they’re stored, pay bills without opening a drawer and carry our financial lives around on a device the …
Why is estate planning so hard? And what you can do to make it easier …
Estate planning is one of those tasks almost everyone means to get to, yet many only face it during a crisis. Families often describe the same moment. A parent dies, …
Take control of your finances in 2026
Getting on top of your finances is one of the most common new year’s resolutions Australians make. But only 12% of us achieve our goal. Here’s how to be one …
How to create a retirement plan
You’ve spent your entire adult life working and now it’s time to kick back and do more of the things that interest you – whether perfecting your golf handicap, travelling …
What is a beneficiary and why you need one for your super
The assets that make up your estate may include property, bank accounts, investments and superannuation. How your estate will be distributed after your death will depend on who you nominate …
Setting your grandkids up for the future: A Grandparent’s guide
Providing financial support to your grandchildren can be a meaningful way to invest in their future. From practical steps to financial strategies and legal considerations, there are several ways you …
Property or shares: Is the Australian investment dream changing?
Property investments appear to be on the wane with younger investors as house prices rise: the number of those expecting property will be their biggest investment at retirement is half …
Enjoying your retirement
Retirement can be a golden opportunity to make changes to your lifestyle and routine and boost your wellbeing in the process. Find out more about the benefits of using your …
Your obligations as an SMSF trustee
The following outlines your obligations as a trustee or director of a corporate trustee of a Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF) and what happens when they are not met. Understand …
Value your business
Working out how much your business is worth can be an important part of getting finance, attracting investors or selling your business. Here are some suggested steps to help you …
What happens to your super when you retire?
Superannuation is one of the important pillars of savings in retirement for most Australians. After years of working and contributing to your super fund, retirement is when you are finally …
Investing an inheritance from $10,000 to $100,000 whatever your life stage
Receiving an inheritance may be a once in a lifetime financial opportunity that also coincides with a very difficult, emotional time in your life. Whether you inherit $10,000 or $100,000, …
Protecting your money – Cybersecurity and scam awareness
Your super and investment savings represent years of hard work for a secure future. Unfortunately, they can be a prime target for scammers, causing significant financial loss and emotional distress. Financial …