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No matter whether you’re close to retirement age or many years away, it pays to define what you’re aiming for.
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There are a number of ways to monitor the progress of your investments, and adjust your portfolio if you need to.
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Guiding how we manage your retirement savings are our five core investment beliefs.
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We know that making a claim can be a daunting and overwhelming experience, that's why we're here to help you with every step of the process.
We strongly advocate for the adoption of the Insurance in Superannuation Voluntary Code of Practice, which aims to improve super insurance products and processes for our members.
May marked a third consecutive month of solid returns for Australian shares, delivering more than 3% for the month. The local market was boosted by the RBA’s move back into rate-cut mode, driving Australian bond yields down to all-time lows.
After March's stellar returns, global share markets were more subdued in April, but still broadly positive overall. Australian shares were the month's standout, rising by more than 3% thanks to a mining sector bounce driven by increased commodity prices.
After the carnage that characterised global share markets in the first two months of the year, March saw solid recovery as most major markets bounced back strongly.
UniSuper's Head of Risk and Legal Services: Investments Luke Barrett on investing...
January’s market woes continued in the early weeks of February as most markets reached fresh lows.
The latest SuperRatings report is in and it contains good news for members.
The first seven weeks of 2016 have been nothing short of horrible for investors. At the time of writing the Australian share market is down over 10% for the calendar year but isn’t alone, with shares down more than 9% in the US, 17% in Japan and more than 20% in China.
After finishing broadly flat over 2015, global share markets have had quite a shock in the opening two weeks of 2016, with most major markets down around 6%.
When considering defensive investments, it’s natural to assume they carry lower levels of risk than growth assets. But it’s important to be aware that they’re not risk-free.
Global share markets diverged in November as markets started preparing for a world in which we’re seeing the major central banks moving in opposite directions.