The biggest earthquakes in history : (1905–2025)

The biggest earthquakes in history : (1905–2025)

Check out this powerful visual journey through the most powerful earthquakes ever recorded. From massive Chilean earthquakes along the Pacific Ring of Fire to the more recent Russia earthquake in Kamchatka, this timelapse shows how Earth's fury has shaped our...
Common sense the best defence against fraudsters: forensic auditor

Common sense the best defence against fraudsters: forensic auditor

Basic common sense is one of the best tools to detect fraudulent schemes, a forensic auditor has said. . Sharlene Anderson, a consultant for Veritas Auditing, says on the latest ASF Audits podcast that SMSF trustees and finance professionals should follow the “age-old...
Compassionate release warning issued

Compassionate release warning issued

The ATO has warned consumers, financial advisers and health practitioners it is aware of dishonest practices being used to access superannuation early for non-critical medical procedures. . ATO deputy commissioner Emma Rosenzweig issued the warning after the regulator...
investment and economic outlook, August 2025

investment and economic outlook, August 2025

latest forecasts for investment returns and region-by-region economic outlook . Australia Progress on disinflation paves the way for further easing “The Reserve Bank of Australia is cautiously dovish amid progress on disinflation and diminished uncertainty.” —Grant...
ATO warns that SAR lodgments are on its radar

ATO warns that SAR lodgments are on its radar

Outstanding SMSF annual returns will be a primary focus of the ATO, the deputy commissioner has said. . Emma Rosenzweig says there is a growing number of SMSFs falling behind in their lodgment obligations, which she emphasised was one of the most important compliance...
New report highlights confusion over BDBNs

New report highlights confusion over BDBNs

Less than a quarter of Australians have made valid binding death benefit nominations, new research has shown. . Research from Super Consumers Australia reveals that more than one in three Australians with super (36 per cent) say they haven’t informed their super fund...
How ‘investment procrastination’ could be hurting your wealth

How ‘investment procrastination’ could be hurting your wealth

Putting off investing could cost you more than you think. . Many people delay investing because they feel they don’t know enough, are afraid of making mistakes or believe they need a large sum to begin. This ‘investment procrastination’ — which can be a result of...
How financial advice can reduce stress and save time

How financial advice can reduce stress and save time

Research explores the benefits investors can derive from financial advice . The financial advice industry has traditionally focused on the money management benefits it offers to investors, such as portfolio construction and monitoring. However, this emphasis can...