ETF pioneer plots low-cost robot and railway funds
ETF Securities is planning to grow assets under management in Australia with a mixture of steady growth and higher risk products.
CBA, NAB tighten rules amid ID theft fears
CBA, NAB and Westpac are tightening identity and financial checks following warnings that rampant ID theft is "undermining financial services".
The rich NZ retailer helping grow Gerry Harvey's wealth
Gerry Harvey is the second biggest shareholder in Rod Duke's Briscoe Group.
Less-risky loans may create more mortgage risks
Home buyers scraping together deposits could mean big problems for the mortgage market.
Should I sell a commercial property to finance super?
A reader wonders whether to sell a commercial property and contribute the proceeds into superannuation, or live off the property's income.
Male earnings going backwards
Men's earnings are going backwards in contrast to strong wage growth from women, potentially reducing the gender pay gap.
Almost no chance investors will lose money over 40 years
Many people — especially young people — avoid the sharemarket because they fear risk. But that fear may be misplaced.
Labor's trust policy misses the rich
Accountants say Labor's trust policy will affect the middle class but leave the very wealthy unscathed.
LICs caught up in franking chaos
Listed investment companies are caught up in the new and somewhat ambiguous tax changes which reduce the franking rate available to sharehol...
NAB stays in wealth product manufacturing
NAB's recently installed head of retirement Brian Long says the bank has no plans to stop manufacturing its own products.
