Can MySuper dashboards help you find the best super fund?
Experts say these information portals aren’t encouraging fund switching.
Article investigation
The wave of debt that could soon engulf many Australians
The federal government plans to remove responsible lending obligations from credit providers – at a painful cost to borrowers.
Ethical super: Will your nest egg be better off?
In part five of our series on ethical super, we take a look at the performance of ethical funds and options.
Euca plays on coronavirus fears to sell ‘laundry sanitiser’
Selling us things we don’t need has long been part of marketing efforts, and this hasn’t stopped during the current pandemic.
Goats milk soap with no goats milk? Confusing labels on cosmetics
Our readers tell us about the shampoos and other goos they’ve bought – only to find out later they may not be what they seem.
Ethical super: Where is your money invested?
In part four of our series on ethical super, we dig into how ethical funds and options invest.
Tinder charges older people more
A CHOICE mystery shop reveals the dating app’s pricing model could fall foul of discrimination laws.
Industry offers temporary fix for junk TPD insurance in superannuation
The cover is much harder to claim if you’re unemployed, casual or part-time, because of the ‘activities of daily living’ test.
Insurance in super ill-suited for mental health conditions
ASIC found that ADL tests aren’t delivering for mental health claimants
What never-ending credit card debt is doing to Australians
Easy credit – and the high interest that often comes with it – has tied many people to ongoing repayments they can’t afford.