The Australian Government has extended measures brought in to help retirees through the COVID-19 crisis.

If you're a first home buyer, you may be eligible to withdraw voluntary super contributions you've made (plus earnings) to put towards a home deposit.

Not sure what to do with your tax refund? Strategic financial decisions for your tax return begin with a strong plan.

Salary sacrificing into super involves reducing your take-home pay to put more money away for your retirement. See what you need to know.

If you're aged 67 to 74 and want to make voluntary super contributions, you must meet a work test, unless you qualify for an exemption. See what you need to know.

If your partner is a low-income earner, working part-time, or currently unemployed, adding to their super could benefit you both financially.

From 1 July 2021, the contributions your employer is required to make into your super fund, under the super guarantee, will increase to 10% of your before-tax income.

As we navigate more COVID-19 lockdowns across Australia, here's a guide to the main benefits you may be entitled to from the government, state by state.

More Australians can make up to three years' worth of non-concessional super contributions in the same financial year, with the government increasing the age limit from under 65 to under 67.

Whether downsizing your home, relocating to a new city, modifying your existing property, or entering an independent or assisted living arrangement is on the cards, thinking ahead could create more certainty.