Some of these blog posts were written prior to our re-brand from Prism Xpat to PX Pension Exchange. All articles were based on market conditions and legislation at the time of publication. Market conditions and legislation are subject to change over time. For further information on any of the attached, please contact us.

The confirmed latest Australian inflation figures have led to an increase to the superannuation contribution caps from 1 July 2024. The concessional contribution cap (amount paid in primarily by employers) will increase from $27,500 to $30,000 p.a. and the non-concessional contribution cap (amount paid in primarily...

PX has joined the Financial Vulnerability Taskforce, an initiative organised by the Personal Finance Society to promote greater understanding of clients in vulnerable circumstances.  The Taskforce has been established to not only support our profession in recognising and addressing the various forms of consumer vulnerability, but...

In March 2020 we wrote two articles around the financial turbulence caused by the on-set of the Covid-19 pandemic. While at the time of writing (in late 2022) the markets have settled and the pandemic, for many, is considered over, we thought it relevant to...

When you retire as an employee you may be a member of a Defined Benefit (DB) pension scheme. Also known as a ‘final salary pension scheme’, it promises an income payout when you retire based on your earnings. This article looks at a defined benefit...

When you are enrolled in a DB (defined benefit) pension scheme, you may, at one point, be offered an option to transfer your DB pension to another type of pension scheme (commonly a defined contribution). This is called a final salary transfer, which is a...

A pension financial adviser can be a valuable addition to your retirement planning strategy as they can help analyse your financial situation and provide you with sound recommendations on how you can go about making plans for the future, particularly in terms of your pension....