How to pick a trade war winning stock
While there is almost universal agreement that the overall impact of a trade war is negative, market action suggests the hunt for the right stocks in a trade war has begun.
Apartments to get pricier due to cladding fire fears
A new focus on fire safety means apartment blocks are likely to be more costly to construct and off-the-plan purchasers could be facing a hefty price rise mid-build.
Baidu's worth backing as key player in China's internet
Baidu's strong brand, network advantage, expertise in AI and substantial R&D; budget should reinforce its strong competitive position.
RBA, not supply, inflated housing bubble
Policymaking hubris sowed the seeds of the last financial crisis, and gives one pause when considering whether Australia is prepared to deal with the next one.
Fire safety 101 for older apartment buildings
Here's how to handle your local council if you live in an older, smaller building and you're served with new fire orders.
Why Panasonic is set for another bumper year
The electrical equipment giant's earnings are almost the highest in a decade, one of the reasons Fat Prophets rates it a global stock pick.
Don't stop super saving in volatile markets
Huge tax benefits mean the market has to fall pretty significantly to make you worse off saving via super.
Strata lawyers dissect anti-Airbnb rules
Things have gone quiet on the Airbnb front, with both NSW and Victorian policy wonks scribbling away on new legislation to deal with online short-term letting.
Country Garden leads China property league
The HK-listed developer hasn't been immune to the sell-off but Fat Prophets says it looks attractive.
When it's time to rethink your pension income
For a move into aged care, it could be more tax-effective to finance it by ending an account-based pension.
Why is my ETF going down while the shares in it go up?
Owning ETFs in your DIY super fund can be a great way to diversify but make sure you understand the underlying stocks, writes Sam Henderson.
Five lessons from the market correction
Investors may have taken a haircut this week but it's worth investigating the causes so they're better prepared next time.
Wake up call for investors to get real on returns
Equities are still the best place to be but shareholders need to beware of becoming too complacent.
Property sweeteners that could turn sour
Look beyond the blandishments and glossy brochures and focus on tenants and the long-term prospects for capital growth.
The tools that let you take strata decisions online
In big apartment blocks it makes sense to build community via social media. Here's how to get started.
It's crunch time for DIY super CGT
Act now to make the most of capital gains tax relief opportunities, otherwise your super fund could pay more tax than it needs to.
Why defensive stocks may not save your bacon
If you thought you'd find shelter from volatile markets, rising interest rates may have undermined your "insurance policy".
'Red alert' for an emerging markets sell-off
While the world's eyes are on the Trump circus, busted buck and bond market sell-off, the emerging market mega-rally is about to roll over.
Renovating your apartment? Beware strata by-laws
Trying to play by the rules? It can be frustrating when you're charged extra for work that's already been done.
Kao ahead on global desire for Japanese quality
An improving Japanese economy and strong global demand points to continued growth for Japan's leading consumer goods company.
Forget the banks, look elsewhere
Banks are not the low-risk defensive option often described, and investors may find better options elsewhere.
Resources to keep you super savvy
Wanting to organise your superannuation, but don't know where to start? Here's where to look.
Why China A shares should be on your radar
State Street Global's Susan Darroch talks about investing in China, why ETFs won't topple the market and how a water view is her best investment.
Four apartment questions you must ask
Decisions you make at your first strata AGM will have far-reaching consequences. This is how to get it right from the start.
Banks still star income stocks
Yes the banks are 'in transition', says Lincoln Indicators' Elio D'Amato, but their balance sheets are pretty impressive. But Telstra is another story.
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