Make your bet: the mega-trends reshaping property
Under-pressure Lendlease finally sells one of its foundation assets in a chase for higher-density urban living.
Victoria Business
$5.4bn day: Why dealmaking is suddenly hot again
A late frenzy shows the mood is rapidly changing after what has been a pretty ordinary year for mergers and acquisitions.
How to know which investment suits your life stage
No-one gets a timeline with their life planned out – some life stages are sprints, some middle distance and some marathons. Investing is no different.
‘Now’s the time to be brave on tax reform’
The Australian’s 2024 CEO Survey reveals a radical tax rethink is the one big area of reform needed. Business is paying the price as states scramble to fill the revenue shortfall.
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Interest rate pain: Five things to do with your mortgage now
Tuesday’s rate rise means borrowers will pay 36 per cent more on their mortgages than six months ago. Here’s a survival checklist.
How high will interest rates rise?
Victorian homeowners are being warned of more pain on the way as experts reveal their predictions on how high the cash rate will go and when it will reach its peak.
‘Take action’: New Optus hack details
Optus has revealed the true extent of the hack that has seen millions of Aussies fall victim to a shocking data breach.
Labor’s collision course with franking credits
With talk of a global recession washing over Australia, Treasurer Jim Chalmers would be better off keeping investors in his corner for the coming financial storm.
How this $30bn super fund is bracing for a recession
One of the nation’s oldest industry funds is changing its investment strategies saying its a matter of when, not if, a recession will hit here.
Barefoot’s 5 steps to protect your credit file from scammers
Scott Pape says there is a fast, easy and free way to stop scammers running up credit in your name. Here’s what the Barefoot Investor recommends you can do.
Petrol costs: this factor affects you more than tax
The federal government has reinstated its full fuel excise after six months of cost of living relief, but pump prices may still fall.
Global minimum tax rate for multinationals on track
Measures to stop large companies shopping for low tax jurisdictions, including a 15 per cent global base tax rate, are on track, OECD secretary-general Mathias Cormann says.
The brutal truth behind AGL’s green switch
Energy politics is as tough as it comes and AGL’s renewables reset is designed to serve two purposes. Saving the planet is a distant third.
Meet the ASX team behind the teams
If sportspeople are to succeed, others need to be on the ball too. These ASX stocks – and their investors – are helping athletes and teams to kick on.
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