Smart ways to grow your super as you approach retirement
Retirement isn’t a single moment. It’s a long, wonderful chapter – and the choices you make today help determine how confidently you’ll step into it. Whether you’re 10 years or …
Seven ways to protect your mobile phone from hackers
Our phones contain so much personal information that it’s important to keep them secure. Follow these seven cybersecurity tips to help secure your mobile device from hackers and online fraud. …
Payday Super changes – what they mean and how they could boost super for some
Payday Super means employers must pay super at the same frequency as they pay wages. The changes are being introduced to improve retirement outcomes and reduce unpaid super. Moving away …
Managing risk
We all want to earn high returns but every investment has some degree of risk; and higher returns generally mean higher risk. Think about the level of risk you’re comfortable …
Women in super – 5 smart super tips at every stage of life
Careers pause, shift and evolve – especially for women. But even with nonlinear working paths, there are simple steps you can take to keep your super moving forward. Women’s working …
Haven’t checked your super balance? Make sure you’re not missing out
Super will soon need to be paid into your super account within seven business days of your regular pay, making it easier to check and grow your savings. Summary Almost …
Five simple steps to saving cash (while still having a life)
With cost of living pressures, everyone could do with some extra cash right now. One straightforward option is to stop cash leaving your account in the first place. In other words, check …
Downsizing your home? Understanding the downsizer contribution
Downsizing the family home is often part of the longer term financial plans for many older Australians. But did you know that you could consider investing the proceeds of the …
Ten things to know before gifting wealth
What if you opted to give a present that could help shape the financial future for yourself or your loved ones? Before you make that transfer or sign over an …
Retiring in 2026? Four smart moves to protect your lifestyle
Over one quarter of a million Australians will start their retirement in 2026. Many more are looking ahead to the time when they can swap their 9 to 5 roles …
Losing a loved one
One of life’s greatest challenges is the loss of a loved family member – particularly a long-term spouse or partner. Knowing where to start can be a big help at …
Australians putting finances first in 2026
As Aussies settle into 2026, many are turning their attention to their finances. MLCs latest survey reveals that more than half of those surveyed (55%) are making financial stability a …
What’s in store for 2026 and beyond?
Prepare for any changes that may be occurring in 2026 and beyond. Looking ahead: What’s changing in 2026? At this time of year, many of us start thinking about what’s …
‘More subdued’: What property prices will do in 2026
If 2025 was the year that Australia’s property market roared back to life, 2026 looms as the year it taps the brakes. Price growth is expected to slow, there’s a …
Property and SMSFs: Using your super to invest in property
Thinking about using your super to invest in property? You’re not alone. Australians are increasingly seeking alternatives to traditional investments such as shares and managed funds to build their retirement …
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 …