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Nicholas Way

Nicholas Way is editor of The Golden Times and has covered business, retirement, politics, human resources and personal investment over a 50-year career.

Nicholas Way is editor of The Golden Times and has covered business, retirement, politics, human resources and personal investment over a 50-year career.

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Megafunds a ‘mixed blessing’ for growing number of retiree members

For APRA, bigger always seems to be better. But as this state of the nation report into superannuation highlights, size doesn’t count for everything when it comes to delivering member benefits.

Nicholas Way | 9th Oct 2024 | More
SMSF members need to examine insatiable appetite for the ‘big four’

For the past year, the banks have delivered to shareholders with income and capital gain. In the run-up to their next results, it might be time to consider taking some scrip off the table and pocketing a tidy profit.

Nicholas Way | 9th Oct 2024 | More
Research report lashes media for failing older Australians

An Australian Human Rights Commission study released this week is highly critical of the fourth estate for its coverage of ageing issues, citing a disproportionate focus on tensions between older and younger generations around wealth and finance as one obvious example.

Nicholas Way | 2nd Oct 2024 | More
Home ownership and age pension fail to ‘guarantee’ financial security

Fresh research highlights that many older Australians owning their home and on a full pension still feel financial stress, needing an extra $10,000 (singles) or $15,000 (couples) a year to meet their basic needs.

Nicholas Way | 2nd Oct 2024 | More
Keen appetite for high yielding private credit remains unabated

The mix of strong business demand for credit and investors seeking high yields of between eight per cent and 12 percent is underpinning a flurry of private credit fund offerings.

Nicholas Way | 25th Sep 2024 | More
  • Home equity neglected in retirement income strategies: Actuaries Institute

    Such is the psychological hold that the family home has on many retirees, it prevents them from accessing the equity in this asset that could contribute to a far more economically secure retirement.

    Nicholas Way | 25th Sep 2024 | More
    Retirement income perceptions bear little relationship to reality

    Peoples’ notion of how they will fund their retirement habitually downplays the role of social security. Reflecting a lack of understanding about how the different income streams interact, it behoves superannuation funds to better educate their members.

    Nicholas Way | 25th Sep 2024 | More
    Slashed dividend payments a body blow for self-funded retirees

    A slowing economy has prompted S&P/ASX 200 companies to keep a lion’s share of their earnings by tightening shareholder distributions, with fund manager Martin Currie identifying the resources sector as a real cause for concern regarding future income.

    Nicholas Way | 25th Sep 2024 | More
    Self-funded retirees will have to dig deeper to pay for their aged care

    The Aged Care Act, achieved with rare political cooperation, will put residential and home care on a more sustainable basis with individuals’ contributions more closely attuned to their financial position.

    Nicholas Way | 18th Sep 2024 | More
    ‘Just a little crazy’: SMSF retirees continue to shun fixed interest investments

    Institutional investors get it. So do some financial advisers. But for most SMSFs, sovereign and corporate debt is the forgotten asset class – despite the defensive benefits it can deliver.

    Nicholas Way | 18th Sep 2024 | More
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