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1 week ago |
mozo.com.au | Brad Buzzard
In a world where 'ethical' seems to be the latest marketing buzzword, it’s easy to feel sceptical about whether your super fund really walks the walk, or is simply ‘greenwashing’ you. There are also labels like the Environment, Social and Governance framework (ESG), Certified B Corporation, impact investing and more - which all convey some level of legitimacy to the term ‘ethical investing’ - but can mean different things in practice.
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1 week ago |
mozo.com.au | Brad Buzzard
You've nailed the interview, signed the contract, and are ready to kill it in your new role. As a forward thinker, you’re sure to impress your new boss. But keep your forward-thinking hat on and take this rare opportunity to impress future you - more specifically post-career you. Instead of mindlessly handing over your super form to HR, future you would want you to be in control of a super that really stacks up.As you’ll learn, taking action now could potentially save you thousands come retirement.
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1 week ago |
mozo.com.au | Brad Buzzard
The gender pay gap is well known, and rightly so. But there’s another gap that gets much less attention: the gender super gap. According to the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA), women retire with a whopping 25% less super than men on average. And while the gender pay gap has a lot to do with it, it’s not the only reason womens’ superannuation balances are lower. So what else is driving this disparity? What’s causing the gender super gap?
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3 weeks ago |
l8r.it | Brad Buzzard
LiveMozo’s live blog – Day of April 3Stay on top of the latest in Australian banking. See interest rate changes, get news and product updates, follow market insights and read our expert analysis. 4:15pmCould more Aussies shift toward term deposits and savings accounts amid market volatility?
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3 weeks ago |
mozo.com.au | Brad Buzzard
If you've ever had to navigate a superannuation death benefit claim (essentially, the leftover money paid out from someone's super fund after they pass away) you'll know it can be a confusing time. Now, a landmark investigation by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has found that many super fund trustees are dropping the ball, causing unnecessary hardship for bereaved families.
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