Markets & Economy
A lot has happened in financial markets over the past six months. We take a look at the ups and downs and consider what lies ahead.
After an optimistic April, sentiment soured in May as US-China tensions rattle global markets.
Asia-Pacific economies are expected to grow by 5.6% in the two years to 2021 however, serious risks lie ahead.
Retirement
Planning for our future may seem tedious in the face of an ever-growing to do list, but planning ahead can deliver some tangible benefits.
This Mercer survey yields some strong insights to help turn your retirement plans from theory into a realistic practice.
Find yourself with superannuation accounts here, there and everywhere? It's time to tidy up your super.
Investing
Australia’s superannuation system is amongst the best in the world, but nearly one million working Australians will contribute nothing to their super this year.
Keen on investing in the property market? Mercer Financial Adviser, Julie Baldacchino, shares her top five tips on this year's property market.
Buyers are increasingly well placed as property prices decline across most Australian capitals, with Hobart, Brisbane and Canberra holding firm.
Sustainability
Species decline is a major problem, but the solutions are well known, and everyone in Australia can play a part.
Responsible Investing is no longer a niche as it's reached a tipping point in Australia. Here's why.
The Morrison Government has staked its environmental reputation on a $2 billion boost to Climate Solutions Fund.
Career
Mercer’s latest Cost of Living Survey shows Australian cities are becoming more affordable for expats.
Recruitment apps can do in moments what might take the average HR department weeks.
Mental health is a real struggle for some people, it’s time we understand how to look after each other at work.
Lifestyle
There are things we love and things we hate. We also have things we love to hate, like speed cameras, taxes and insurance.
It’s easy to weave environmental actions into our daily lives and, best of all, it’s cheap. Here’s how.
Our superannuation and welfare systems disadvantage female retirees who do not own property.
