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Investing Research

25 June 2014

Why investors should discount the policymakers

Adam Carr

Global policymakers are issuing warnings to investors about being complacent, but more strong growth is on the cards.

Unlisted property: solid returns, but also risks

Rosemary Steinfort

Some unlisted property trusts are offering attractive yields, but if the return sounds too good to be true it possibly is.

Is Mint worth another dip?

Brendon Lau

The credit card payments solutions company has strong earnings potential, despite its recent share price slump.

CSL returning to value

Stocks In Value

The blood products group is still well-placed for ongoing growth, and is moving closer to value.

Collected Wisdom

David Gilmour

This week we look at Asciano, Metcash, JB Hi-Fi, Mineral Resources and Ramsay Health Care.

23 June 2014

Do term deposits still stack up?

David Gilmour

Investors wanting to lock in long-term fixed interest returns have a choice of five-year term deposit accounts paying under 5%. Will returns move up, and what are the alternatives?

How individuals are beating the fund managers

Scott Francis

Small investors are generally outperforming the professionals, and a lot comes down to size.

The pros and cons of SMSFs

Bruce Brammall

Here’s four reasons to start a SMSF, and another four why you shouldn’t bother.

Tax with Max: Tax strategies before June 30

Max Newnham

Tax reduction strategies before June 30, making contributions after 65, corporate bonds and CGT, and more.

20 June 2014

SMSFs: The unsung super heroes

Robert Gottliebsen

Self-managed super funds have easily outperformed managed funds over time, in spite of super industry efforts aimed at reining them in.

Can the Fed stop printing?

Adam Carr

Central banks such as the Fed are becoming more hawkish in their growth forecasts, but they’re not about to take quick steps to end their money printing or raise rates.

Iron ore’s downpour intensifies

Tim Treadgold

Iron ore has claimed its first victim, with more to come as the price continues to slide.

Woodside shareholders lose to Shell

John King

The use of shareholders’ funds to buy-back shares owned by Shell comes at a big cost to the company’s other investors.

Where the super-rich are investing

Robert Milburn

The number of wealthy people around the world is growing … and where they invest depends on their location.