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Retire on $65K a year: smart strategies for 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s. Awards issue: rating the banks. Susan Hely: the rise of independent planners. Paul Clitheroe: how to tackle a $56,000 personal debt. Marcus Padley: the shares investors should avoid. Growth stocks: 36 companies set to deliver. Tax & super: what the budget didn't say. Cut energy bills: how to save up to 20%. SMSF tax strategy: reducing 'death duty'. Commercial property for under $300,000. Standout ETFs: 3 perfect portfolios. Save $77: cheapies with prospects, property report.
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Next-gen’s retirement guarantee
Millennials may be doing it tough today, but as the first generation to come of age in the era of bigger contributions they’ll reap the rewards tomorrow
Expand your search for cash
Traditional fixed-income products are not getting a lot of love, but experts say alternatives such as corporate and private debt could offer good value
Fixed vs variable
Is there any value in fixing your mortgage anymore? It pays to look at the pros and cons
Property without the price tag
Real estate ETFs can offer diversification and low initial outlay. Here are the factors to consider.
Revive your tired rental
A refresh can be the key to attracting top-quality tenants, but it pays to shop smart
If a cold war turns hot
China’s plans for Taiwan are a known unknown. So, how should investors position for this risk?
More than one way to skin this cat
Safe and boring or risky and stressful … whatever your approach to investing, there might be a better alternative
Miner is now a cash machine
Coal may be a dirty word, but thanks to limited supply and high prices, it's rewarding investors with strong capital gains and generous dividends
Chart your way to success
Knowing how to interpret charts is important for successful investing, whether you're holding for the long term or going for a quick profit. Charts are readily available and often free.
