There's a way for partners - if there's a will
Women are particularly vulnerable if a husband dies intestate. more

Why your rates go through the roof
There are many reasons for rises, Janet de Silva writes. more

EDITOR'S DESK
Rate rise starts online savings war
ALMOST faster than Delta Blues completed the course at Flemington last week, BankWest passed on the interest rate rise to customers in its market-leading TeleNet Saver account. Well, 0.2 per cent of it anyway. more

COLLECT
Made in England
English glassware has long been a desirable niche in the antiques market, although top-shelf items are hard to find. more

I CAN DO THAT
Lock in to maximise pension
The strategy: to lock in an age pension entitlement while I still can. more

SUPERANNUATION

COVER STORY
How super changes rev up wealth management stocks
Following the super cash trail with some of your own funds looks like a smart bet, David Potts writes. more

REGULARS

The prescription for good returns
Shares have risen in the health sector as investors anticipate more private equity interest and further consolidation. more

Protection against bad advice
Westpoint's collapse prompted the Federal Government to force financial planners to take out adequate professional indemnity insurance. more

Aussie Family Advantage
Barbara Drury looks at the pros and cons of a new home loan that draws on family support. more

Here we go again
The latest interest rate rise may be the last. more

LOOSE CHANGE
It moved out in front of me
AAMI's 2006 crash index was released late last month and, as usual, makes for fascinating reading. more

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