 | Welcome to this week's edition of Smart Investing.
More changes to superannuation legislation are on the cards with the Federal Government proposing a $3 million cap on individual balances. While most people will be unaffected, any changes could have longer-term repercussions. This underlines the value of finally enshrining an objective of superannuation into law. Read more in our lead article.
This month has also seen a new bout of volatility on financial markets following two prominent bank failures in the United States. Vanguard's global chief economist, Joe Davis, discusses events in the financial sector and shares his views on inflation and central bank policy. Watch his short video.
Lastly, Australia's exchange traded funds (ETFs) sector continued to gain ground in February, with total assets under management exceeding $136 billion. Read about the key ETF trends and where investor inflows are being concentrated.
Our mission is to take a stand for all investors, to treat them fairly, and to give them the best chance of investment success. | | | | | Devil in the detail on super changes | | Proposed changes to superannuation have the potential to reshape the retirement landscape. The objective of super remains the missing ingredient in the mix. | | Read article | | | | | | | Perspectives on banking developments and volatility | | Bringing inflation down was never going to be easy and is likely to be met with an economic slowdown. But it's important to stick to your long-term plan. | | Watch video | | | | | | | Investor inflows take the ETFs sector higher in February | | Australia's ETFs sector continued to gain ground in February. Investor inflows over the first two months of 2023 have exceeded $1.67 billion. | | Read article | | | | | | | Look beyond the latest dividend returns | | The latest earning season proves that company dividend payouts are choppy. Casting your net wider will help capture broader income returns. | | Read article | | | | | | | How self-managed super funds are investing | | Self-managed super funds now manage more than $880 billion in assets, but where exactly are they investing and what can other investors learn from them? | | Read article | | | | Vanguard and its employees wish to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia where we operate our business. We recognise their connection to the land, water and culture and wish to pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
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