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According to chief market strategist at CMC Markets and host of The Artful Trader podcast Michael McCarthy, there are certain investor personality traits that seem to predict success in the share market.

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In this episode of the nestegg Podcast, Michael joins host Grace Ormsby to outline exactly what these characteristics are, the difference between high-risk and low-risk appetites, and how investors can apply different strategies depending on their own personality type.

Michael also explains how fear can be both helpful and a hindrance for confident decision-making, why failure is a crucial process for investors seeking growth, and where budding investors can begin educating themselves about the markets.

Thanks Matthew, for sharing your insights with the nestegg podcast team!

You can keep up to date with what CMC Markets are up to HERE

Have an investment story to share? Get in touch at [email protected] and you might get featured on the next episode.

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A superannuation industry body has hit back following Grattan Institute’s suggestion that raising compulsory superannuation will be bad for everyday Aussies.

According to Industry Super Australia (ISA), the Grattan Institute’s claims that workers overwhelmingly bear the burden of increases in compulsory superannuation through lower wage growth are unfounded, with members being worse off if the guarantee is not raised.

According to ISA chief executive Bernie Dean, “The Grattan Institute overestimates contributions, overestimates payouts, makes half the population live too long, and fails to reflect the distribution of retirement savings and the persistence of low balances.”

ISA said independent research by economist Jim Stanford showed no evidence of a one-to-one trade-off between super contributions and wage growth.

Mr Stanford found that there is no visible correlation between increasing in the superannuation guarantee rate and low wages, and no evidence to suggest that freezing the SG rate will increase wages by the same amount.

“This report is nothing new. Grattan came to this flawed conclusion last year and have now come back with cherry-picked information to support a preconceived fantasy view of the world that models part-time workers, the self-employed and women out of existence,” Mr Dean said.

ISA analysis showed that more than 8 million Australians could be worse off in retirement if the super rate is cut, losing more than $14.1 billion in super a year, or around $1,630 a year for the average person.

For an average 30-year-old couple working full-time, detailed modelling showed cutting the SG increase would deprive them of up to $200,000 in super by the time they retire.

“The only way to give Australians dignity, choice and control in their retirement is by the government raising compulsory superannuation,” Mr Dean said.

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