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Australians paid more than $31 billion in total superannuation fees last year, according to research commissioned by Industry Super Australia.

A new report from ASX has revealed that the number of young investors is on the rise, but that they’re more cautious than their retiree counterparts.

In the latest report from CoreLogic, data shows a dip in the housing market – does this indicate the start of a price slide?

Global credit ratings agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) have downgraded the credit ratings of 23 Australian financial institutions due to concerns over house price growth and a potential housing correction.

New research has found that genetic testing could result in a significant increase in life insurance claims, and a subsequent lift in life insurance premiums.

The average Sydney household now spends $22,238 annually on transport, with costs increasing in all of Australia’s major cities.

The latest scandal to rock the presidency of Donald Trump has had a widespread negative impact on domestic and international markets. Thursday saw the ASX 200 reach losses of around 1.5% before stabilising upon the release...

The finalists of Australia's inaugural FinTech awards have been announced, with 8 start-ups competing for the title of 'Fintech organisation of the year'.

The Government insists bulk-billing rates are at an all-time high, but the Opposition claims we’re paying more for our GP visits. Who’s right?

A large scale global cyber attack has now hit Australian businesses, and authorities warn there will likely be more to come. The Federal Government has confirmed that 3 private small-to-medium-sized businesses in Australia have been affected...