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Beat low rates: profit up to $100,000 with 5 strategies. Expat money guide: sorting out your finances. Smart super moves: pocket an extra $120,000. Buy sell hold: expert guide to cleaning out your share portfolio. Susan Hely: top super funds for kids. Effie Zahos: hurdles on investment loans. Ross Greenwood: 5 sectors set to take off. Pension shake-up: winners & losers.Property syndicates: invest with just $5000. Save $20: compare your super fund report.
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Add power to the estate plan
It’s important to nominate a trusted person to make decisions on your behalf should you become incapacitated
In the company of angels
Danielle Robertson was born at a time when Australian women had to manage their homes, children and entertaining pretty much on their own.
A conversation we need to have
Dementia affects an increasing number of Australians, and families should plan now for the financial risks
A little pain can be a good thing
Lending restrictions to rein in booming house prices are prudent risk management
A betrayal of trust
Under the cover of lockdowns, unscrupulous children and other relatives are ripping off ageing parents more than ever
ASK THE EXPERTS WHERE TO INVEST $10K
In a challenging year, one silver lining is that many of us have been able to stash away some extra cash. Here are eight ways to make the most of it.
Borrow to get ahead
You can boost your returns by using someone else’s money, but the payoff is not without risks
Tell the truth, the whole truth
Investment labels such as ‘balanced’ don’t always mean what they suggest
Neighbours' big payday
Homeowners who band together to sell a mega-lot of land, rather than selling individually, can double their profits
The good, the bad, the costly
Lockdowns have triggered an outbreak of home improvement projects. These are the pitfalls to avoid.
