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Equip and Catholic Super have defied the worst market downturn since the Global Financial Crisis, delivering positive returns to members invested in the joint trustee’s flagship balanced options.

October was punctuated by two key themes. The first was the resurgence of COVID-19 in Europe. The second was the lead-up to the Presidential elections in the US, which were held on 3 November.

As we enter the home stretch for 2020, it looks like global markets have finally run out of steam, delivering slow but steady gains.

The future has a habit of sneaking up on us. Superannuation is similar. It slowly builds up over time. And what began with a modest sum can become a significant nest egg.

The GFC recovery offers insights into how markets react over the long-term, and why there’s light at the end of the tunnel.

You can retire whenever you're ready. The real issue is superannuation, the age pension, and how you’re going to support yourself.

If you’ve spent the last 40 years working a 9-5 job, retirement can be a little overwhelming. But there are ways to ease the transition and make sure you’re getting the most out of life.

Australia doesn't have an inheritance tax, but any change to a person’s financial position due to inheritance is subject to the usual taxes, including interest earned and capital gains.

Are you retirement ready? If you’re thinking it might be time to escape the 9-5 grind you probably have questions. We have answers.

An estimated 2.9 million Australians have accessed part of their super under early access rules. By the time the scheme ends at the end of the year it’s estimated that $42 billion will have been withdrawn.