While it's been tough to get a pay rise in recent years, the harsh truth is that a rapid rise in wages could do more harm than good.
Annette Sampson
 | Annette Sampson has written extensively on personal finance. She was personal editor of The Sydney Morning Herald, a former editor of the Herald's Money section, and a columnist for The Age. She has written several books. |
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While a volatile market allows investors who are still working to take advantage of dollar cost averaging, it can create problems for retirees.
Extending compulsory super contributions to 15% has long been proposed by Labor. Here are the arguments for and against such an increase.
Tough economic times could be ahead, so how should you be preparing? Annette Sampson joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.
High inflation is usually linked with a booming economy, but we can see the worst of both worlds: high inflation and slow economic growth. This is stagflation.
With the federal election less than four weeks away, here's what Labor has promised on housing, climate change, education and more.
Increasing the GST, cracking down on pensions and charging drivers for road use have all been recommended to overhaul the tax system.
Regardless of who wins in November, Australia won't escape the fallout from the US presidential election. Here's what it could mean if Donald Trump is returned to office.
Dodgy corporate behaviour, especially on climate issues, doesn't just leave a bad taste in your mouth. It can also affects investment returns. But how can you take action?
Super means putting money aside now and trusting that it will be there when we're older. But how can you check your fund's performance and fees?
