Money Magazine Australia - 2017-03-01

• CEO of Haigh’s Chocolates, Alister Haigh
• Don’t take premium increases lying down
• Paul Clitheroe’s answers
• Small business: Anthony O’Brien
• Financial lessons: Vita Palestrant
• In your interest: Paul Clitheroe
• Life matters: Heidi Armstrong
• Banks v mutuals: Steph Nash
• How much are you paying?
• Family money: Susan Hely
• Crisis: Sam Henderson
• Afterpay: Steph Nash
• Banking: Effie Zahos
• Paul’s verdict
• Editor’s letter
• Our experts
• Active v passive: Pam Walkley Funds beating the index
• Rentals: Pam Walkley How to be a good landlord
• Insurance: Susan Hely Claiming through super
• Building: Adam Hobill Keep costs down
• Mid caps: John Addis Five to buy
• Value.able: Roger Montgomery
• Super countdown: Nerida Cole
• The challenge: Maria Bekiaris
• Financial advice: Mark Story
• What if...: Annette Sampson
• This month: Marcus Padley
• Infrastruc­ture: Susan Hely
• Outlook: David Bassanese
• Real estate: Pam Walkley
• At large: Ross Greenwood
• Strategy: Greg Hoffman
• Super: Vita Palestrant
• The hot seat
• More home loan rate rises are on the way
• Go prepaid to connect the kids
• Is 50 too old to invest?
• Better growth in emerging markets
• Plan for a secure future
• Consider more properties but don’t rush in
• Aim for $2m to maintain lifestyle
• Hit the retirement target
• Buy now and rent it out
• Salary sacrifice is a no-brainer
• Big mortgage is a big risk
• Destinatio­n Cook Islands, Rarotonga & Aitutaki
• Dive deeper into sound with decent headphones
• SARAH PEIRSE
• Should Australia introduce a universal basic income?
• MORNINGSTA­R’S TOP PICKS

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