Insurance in super ill-suited for mental health conditions
ASIC found that ADL tests aren’t delivering for mental health claimants
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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.
Are premium pet foods worth the money?
They all have different claims for ‘premiumness’, but one thing they share is their higher cost. Are they any better for your pet?
Making the right financial moves during the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak
Along with government payments, there are a lot of free resources out there for financial victims of the coronavirus.
Should you access your super early? Here’s what to consider
People financially affected by the coronavirus pandemic can access some of their super, but what will it cost long-term?
Can you exclude fossil fuels from your superannuation?
We look at whether you can rid your super of fossil fuels, and how a renewable energy portfolio might affect your nest egg.
Junk total and permanent disability insurance in super still a problem, says ASIC
The ‘assisted daily living’ test means casual workers may be paying for worthless TPD cover.
Junk insurance in super: ‘I got nothing’ says Wayne
Stroke survivor Wayne won’t work again, but his total and permanent disability (TPD) cover was worthless.
What happens if your Equifax credit report falls into the wrong hands?
One tech-savvy CHOICE member says the credit reporting bureau’s approach to security is inadequate.
The future of funerals: natural burial, home vigils, DIY coffins and more
In the final of our 4-part series on the funeral industry, we look at the trends disrupting the status quo.