The share market, UniSuper, the Aussie dollar, interest rates, investing in property and the federal election were among the topics Daryl Dixon, Dixon Advisory Executive Chairman, discussed...
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Daryl Dixon, 26 August 2013, ABC Nightlife
If the federal government believes that 12 per cent of salary is the correct level of compulsory super for all employees, there is no justification for forcing its own employees to...
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Daryl Dixon, 2 July 2013, The Canberra Times Public Sector Informant
Dixon Advisory Executive Chairman Daryl Dixon spoke about investments and recent changes to super legislation in his recent interview with Tony Delroy on Nightlife on ABC radio. Daryl...
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Daryl Dixon, 2 July 2013, ABC Nightlife
Far too often, either because of inertia or poor advice, older super fund members forgo valuable opportunities to increase their future flexibility and reduce current or future tax...
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Daryl Dixon, 23 March 2013, The Australian (subscription required)
One door closes, another opens, even when it comes to superannuation. While the May budget will almost certainly tighten the rules again – and neither side of politics has ruled out...
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Nerida Cole, 13 February 2013, Australian Financial Review (subscription required)
Daryl Dixon spoke to journalist Neil Mitchell on radio 3AW about suggested changes to superannuation. Read the article and listen to the radio interview. Listen to the full interview which...
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Daryl Dixon, 8 February 2013, 3aw Radio
Dixon Advisory Executive Chairman Daryl Dixon spoke to Ross Greenwood about possible changes to the way super is taxed on 2GB’s Money News recently. Daryl discussed the treatment of...
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Daryl Dixon, 4 February 2013, 2GB Money News
Data released this week provides welcome news for super fund members. After five long and worrying years, balanced and growth super funds have recovered all the losses suffered during the...
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Daryl Dixon, 27 January 2013, The Canberra Times
Secret strategies to boost PSS benefits. Personal contributions It's in the interests of PSS members to contribute more than 5 per cent of their salary. The more money PSS members...
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Daryl Dixon, 6 December 2011, The Canberra Times
