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Nicholas Way

Nicholas Way is editor of The Golden Times and has covered business, retirement, politics, human resources and personal investment over a 50-year career.

Nicholas Way is editor of The Golden Times and has covered business, retirement, politics, human resources and personal investment over a 50-year career.

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Retirees to benefit from legislation targeting scam activity

If it becomes law, the Scam Code Act will require social media companies, mobile networks and banks to be far more vigilant in preventing fraudulent behaviour. Failure to do could see them liable for fines of up to $50 million.

Nicholas Way | 11th Sep 2024 | More
For some retirees, working a critical part of their golden years

Financial planner Helen Nan is finding many clients want to stay in the workforce, either working part-time or taking up a new business venture. It keeps them involved with their communities while enhancing their mental and physical heath.

Nicholas Way | 11th Sep 2024 | More
Legal consistency ‘critical’ to protect seniors granting power of attorney

A landmark report by the Australian Human Rights Commission has uncovered a frightening lack of understanding about a financial enduring power of attorney. Now it wants federal, state and territory governments to usher in complementary legislation – urgently.

Nicholas Way | 11th Sep 2024 | More
Retirees getting smarter with scam numbers, dollars lost falling

The bad news is that seniors remain a primary target of aggressive digital criminals. The good news is that the combined efforts of government, law enforcement and the private sector, plus more aware consumers, are finally paying dividends as the number of financial casualties fall.

Nicholas Way | 4th Sep 2024 | More
How seniors can unlock housing equity while retaining legal title

Debt in retirement is often a poisoned chalice. So, a solution that allows people to tap into their home equity by selling a share of its future sale proceeds without incurring debt can be a viable option.

Nicholas Way | 4th Sep 2024 | More
  • Sweet private debt returns can come with sour risks for retirees

    With EY predicting a pick-up in the private credit market, the need to understand the risks inherent in this investment strategy that’s nearing $200 billion in assets under management has never been more important.

    Nicholas Way | 4th Sep 2024 | More
    Industrial property ‘attractive’ income, capital growth option

    Despite new supply coming on to the market, economic tailwinds should continue to underpin this buoyant commercial property sector’s growth for the next decade.

    Nicholas Way | 28th Aug 2024 | More
    Time in the market is a luxury retirees often can’t afford

    Sharp market downturns can play havoc with those in retirement who must draw down on their savings and have less capacity and time to wait for their investment portfolios to recover.

    Nicholas Way | 28th Aug 2024 | More
    Forget market implosions and draw solace from long-term returns

    While retirees understandably fret when markets resemble a roller-coaster ride, their fears are misplaced. A new study shows that over the past three decades markets have performed strongly, the GFC, COVID, economic downturns and geopolitical events notwithstanding.

    Nicholas Way | 21st Aug 2024 | More
    Wealth transfer can ‘unite families’, help reset personal and financial goals

    With the Productivity Commission estimating $3.5 trillion will change hands by 2050, there is a pressing need for all the generations to work together to ensure that this windfall legacy is not squandered.

    Nicholas Way | 21st Aug 2024 | More
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