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Why I’ve decided to contribute extra into my super account

Why I’ve decided to contribute extra into my super account

You can easily score a slice of this government-sanctioned tax-minimisation strategy, if you want it.

  • by Jessica Irvine

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Where the bargains are: Opportunities remain for first-home buyers

Where the bargains are: Opportunities remain for first-home buyers

While first-home buyers may be disheartened by soaring property prices, there are still some suburbs in Sydney and Melbourne where unit prices remain affordable.

  • by John Collett
I invested in shares for the first time this week: here’s how I did it

I invested in shares for the first time this week: here’s how I did it

Hundreds of thousands of Aussies are dipping their toe into the sharemarket for the first time. Here’s how to join the investing revolution.

  • by Jessica Irvine
Consumers want regulatory watchdog with bite
Opinion
Investing

Consumers want regulatory watchdog with bite

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission needs to maintain its litigatory focus on protecting consumers, rather than bow unreasonably to any government pressure for less regulatory red tape.

  • by John Collett
Why economists think it’s mad to buy individual shares

Why economists think it’s mad to buy individual shares

By the time you’ve read a company annual report or a stockbroker has read something and sent out their newsletter, it’s already built into the stock price.

  • by Jessica Irvine
There’s a lot more to ETF performance than just the numbers
Analysis
Sharemarket

There’s a lot more to ETF performance than just the numbers

When major macro factors inflect higher or lower from their respective business cycle low or high points, this can also play a significant role in the performance of sharemarket sectors.

  • by Graham Parkes
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What are ETFs and should you buy one?

What are ETFs and should you buy one?

Exchange Traded Funds are something worth considering for the many people just beginning their journey of share ownership.

  • by Jessica Irvine
Rare plants add value, make statement in a garden

Rare plants add value, make statement in a garden

Investment in the quality of the plants and shrubs scattered around the fringes of a property well before you hang up the for sale sign can pay off handsomely.

  • by Stephen Crafti
Vacancy rates still high for inner-city rentals

Vacancy rates still high for inner-city rentals

Vacancy rates are likely to remain high for CBD units in our two biggest cities but for landlords of properties elsewhere, it is a different story

  • by John Collett
Why I’ve decided to buy shares and how I intend to do it
Opinion
Shares

Why I’ve decided to buy shares and how I intend to do it

The Australian Securities Exchange says about 900,000 Aussies can be labelled as “intending investors” who plan to start investing in the next 12 months.

  • by Jessica Irvine
How to tell if your managed fund or ETF is truly green

How to tell if your managed fund or ETF is truly green

Investors should look for accurate greenhouse gas emissions data to make a fully informed decision that they are investing for the benefit of the planet.

  • by Arian Neiron