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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.

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Seniors in firing line with smart meter roll-out

The Australian Energy Market Commission insists consumers are protected in its final ruling. The National Seniors Association begs to differ, arguing these changes will punish those who don’t understand how to change their energy use.

Nicholas Way | 11th Dec 2024 | More
Philanthropic bequests gaining traction with well-heeled seniors

With Australia in the early stages of a $3.5 trillion wealth transfer, there are significant opportunities for charities to benefit. Luckily for them, a growing number of families agree that their wealth should be more equitably shared.

Nicholas Way | 11th Dec 2024 | More
Retirees could benefit from proposed superannuation reforms

Industry funds played a deft hand when the bulk of their members were in the accumulation phase. With members now retiring in growing numbers, a new skill set is urgently needed – and the reforms to overhaul the decumulation phase announced by Treasurer Jim Chalmers could help.

Nicholas Way | 27th Nov 2024 | More
Investment, structural tailwinds underpin industrial property demand

Increasing e-commerce penetration, population growth and rising construction costs will ensure supply for this commercial real estate sector remains tight.

Nicholas Way | 27th Nov 2024 | More
Seniors ‘fearful’ cost of aged care will make them a burden on their children

A new research report finds many older Australians are deeply worried about the cost of care and don’t understand how it interacts with the aged pension. For most, the best solution is to remain in the family home.

Nicholas Way | 27th Nov 2024 | More
  • Seniors chalk up a win with cash payments to stay

    While less and less people use cash, for many seniors, uncomfortable using debit or credit cards, banking online or simply fearful of potential scams, it remains the payment system of choice.

    Nicholas Way | 20th Nov 2024 | More
    How to improve the well-being of people living with dementia

    With no cure in sight, and the WHO predicting increasing cases of dementia as the population ages, it is critical society becomes more adept at dealing with this illness, especially with research showing many of those afflicted can respond positively to myriad activities and the right living environment.

    Nicholas Way | 20th Nov 2024 | More
    Gold might be any port in a storm in a Trump universe

    While a surging gold price is on hold as the world adjusts to a Trump presidency, all the factors that saw its price rise more than 50 per during his first term in office – trade disputes, fiscal deficits and geopolitical tensions – are almost certainly guaranteed the second time around.

    Nicholas Way | 20th Nov 2024 | More
    Active fund managers struggle as market heavyweights outperform

    Beating the market benchmark is never easy, with 72 per cent of Australian actively managed global equity general funds trailing the S&P World Index in the six months to June 30, 2024. Domestic equity funds performed slightly better, albeit against a significantly lower bar set by the S&P/ASX 200 Index.

    Nicholas Way | 13th Nov 2024 | More
    What Trump’s second coming means for self-funded retirees

    History suggests that economics, not politics, has the biggest influence on markets. But that thesis could be tested when the 78-year-old Republican returns to the White House with a suite of proposals that will have implications for geopolitics, globalisation and financial markets.

    Nicholas Way | 13th Nov 2024 | More
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