Why low cost can sometimes mean low returns

The result of a poorer performing and shrinking pool of wealth will be a system that may not cope with the next extreme market events as easily as it did in 2007-08. Future crises will likely require larger Federal Government spending, funded through increasing the deficit.

By addressing the needs of all Australians    to have a secure and comfortable retirement we also protect the bottom line of the Federal Budget.

Daniel Liptak is head of alternatives, research at Zenith Investment Partners – www.zenithpartners.com.au

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Three down, one to watch: Navigating the 2026 tax reforms

Three down, one to watch: Navigating the 2026 tax reforms

The 50 per cent capital gains tax discount is gone, negative gearing has been quarantined, and SMSF property borrowing is all but finished but the measure that should be occupying advisers most hasn't even made it into a bill, writes Arthur Marusevich.

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