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When considering how much super you should have, it’s important to understand that the amount you need is deeply intertwined with your unique circumstances. While there are general guidelines available, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer.

Whilst Australia’s compulsory employer contribution scheme ensures a steady stream of funds into retirement savings, there are some simple steps you can take to help secure your future financial security for a super retirement.

Sitting has been labeled the new smoking, with a sedentary lifestyle linked to serious health risks like obesity and diabetes, emphasizing the need for more daily movement.

We explore how passive income is one way to earn more money without working more.

From misconceptions about debt to misunderstandings about investing and retirement planning, these myths can lead to poor financial decisions and missed opportunities. So, we thought we’d bust them once and for all!

We explore strategies that can assist in balancing financial security with lifestyle, helping you live a rewarding retirement.

Adjusting to life after divorce, particularly later in life, is akin to navigating through some of life’s most challenging events. So, how we manage this period can significantly impact our recovery.

We look at ways you can transform superannuation from a puzzling concept into a super exciting part of your child’s financial education.

One of the most frequently asked questions is, ‘How much do I need to retire?’. No magic number fits everyone, as it depends on your circumstances and what you want from life when you retire.

While dragons, knights, and medieval intrigue might seem far removed from our modern lives, the Targaryens’ complex family dynamics and political manoeuvres offer surprising parallels to estate planning challenges.

The latest ‘Cost of Care’ report has revealed the financial burden of illness, costing some Australians millions of dollars.

Despite common myths, most retirees can afford to enjoy a higher standard of living by drawing on their assets, rather than just their income.