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Money Don’t let your super fund decide who gets your money More than 6.5 million Australians risk leaving their families tangled in red tape because they haven’t told their super fund who should inherit their money. Here’s how to fix it in five minutes.

Lifestyle Why fear is making your life boring (and how to smash it)‍Fear’s job is to keep you safe, but left unchecked, it’ll also keep you small. Lucy Bloom shares the 2-question risk test that helps her ignore the critics and avoid a life full of regrets.

Health Use your health insurance extras to support a ‘year of feeling better’Are you in danger of letting this year’s health cover extras expire unused? Guilty! So let’s map out a plan to use every single benefit and squeeze maximum wellbeing from your cover.

Money After a lifetime studying superannuation, here are 5 things I wish I knew earlier Super might seem like a yawn… until it gives you a rude wake-up call. These smart, research-backed tips from a leading academic could save you a lot of tossing and turning later.

The Conversation

Money Super funds will soon need to report how well they’re helping you in retirement The government’s Retirement Reporting Framework wants super funds to report on how well they support retirees – not just how they grow your money. Here’s why it matters for you, especially if retirement is getting close.

Money What Australians really worry about in retirement – and how to feel more ready UniSuper’s new research reveals that many of us head towards retirement with more questions than certainty – about money, connection and what life will look like next. Here’s how to feel more prepared.

Travel Travel insurance secrets that might save your next holiday Skipping travel insurance is risky business, especially as we get older. Experts reveal the must-know traps to avoid so your next holiday isn’t spoiled by surprise expenses.

Health Spending more time outside is my secret wellness weapon Feeling flat, foggy or fed up? As Karen found, stepping outside could be your easiest mood-booster yet.