April
Bungled US supremacy quest may create investor opportunities elsewhere
Global investors now have a viable alternative to simply parking their savings in the US.
For one day a year this fund lets you invest like a family office
Limiting when you accept money seems a strange way for a fund to attract investment. But this private equity fund is also almost debt-free. What’s going on?
How a bear market will hit your wealth: From $200k to $3.8m
So far, the cost of Donald Trump’s presidency has been felt by bond and stock traders. But if pain persists, it could cost wealthy retirees $100 a week.
Market wobbles a chance to buy blue-chip tech stocks
Donald Trump’s tariffs have pummelled the magnificent seven tech stocks, but many investors view this period as a buying opportunity.
3 charts that show why housing is a key battleground for PMs
Residential property values have surged almost five times as much under Coalition governments than Labor ones over the past 35 years. Here are the reasons.
Have spare cash? Here’s where to invest $5000 now
With Donald Trump still engaged in a trade war with China and tariff hikes for the rest of the world on hold for the next 90 days, turbulent market conditions are here to stay.
Brisbane emerges as Australia’s medtech mecca
The Brisbane 2024 State of the City report underscores the city’s transformation into a launchpad for successful emerging businesses generating healthy returns.
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Three things ‘buy the dip’ investors are snapping up in Trump slump
Digital platforms notched up record trading volumes by retail investors seemingly unperturbed by the global markets downturn.
Passive investors are smashing active ones – except in one key area
One of the fastest-growing asset classes in Australia is also a rare happy place for active managers. We explain why.
4 charts reveal whether to cash out as markets tank
Warren Buffett, Li Ka-shing and Chanticleer emeritus Tony Boyd cashed up before Donald Trump roiled markets. Did they do the right thing?
WiseTech whistleblower warned she would never get another board role
ASIC boss Joe Longo warned of an outbreak of “issues in the bedroom migrating to the boardroom” as Christine Holman revealed the threat made to her.
March
Beyond AI: how mid-cap disruptors are quietly reshaping markets
As AI continues its ascent, other transformative and disruptive innovations risk being overshadowed.
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This 5-minute test promises to make you a better investor
It’s never been easier to get a “money personality” assessment that offers to unlock your personal investing secrets. But is there any science to it?
Housing market recovery gathers steam
With a helpful kick from the Reserve Bank’s first interest rate cut, Sydney and Melbourne house prices are climbing once again after modest recent declines.
You don’t need a family office to buy shares in unicorns
For as little as $8000, investors can buy stock in unlisted tech superstars like Airwallex on a market that, at first glance, looks and feels a lot like a public market. Is Canva next?
Can emerging markets withstand a trade war?
Tariffs will have a stronger negative impact on large, direct US trade partners such as Mexico. But the likes of India, Brazil and South Africa have an opportunity to play a bigger role on the global stage.
Navigating wealth strategies as super tax policy remains in flux
Potential changes have left rules surrounding our collective $4 trillion superannuation nest egg in a state of flux.
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Private equity is taking a public market beating
Gyrations on listed equities have delivered a double blow for PE. But one billionaire investor sees change coming.
Prepare for much more downside risk for listed equities
The correction may only be getting started. Equity markets could easily fall another 20-40 per cent.
What will Trump mean for personal wealth?
Pension funds, retail investors and money managers are worrying about the future of US capital markets under the president’s erratic economic management.
Meet the women controlling the wealth of Australia’s richest families
Family offices in Australia have traditionally been run by men but as wealth shifts to the next generation and tech fortunes change the game, more women are taking the reins.
Dividend investing isn’t dead. These 4 charts and 8 stocks prove it
Dividend yields have plunged, putting a beloved investment strategy in danger. But four charts show that Warren Buffett and the dividend critics may be wrong.
Global private credit funds set to storm Australia
The attraction of this rapidly rising sector to investors of all sizes is the promise of security and consistently high returns.
How to know if investing in private credit is for you?
As the sector booms the number of funds offering exposure for investors is exploding, but as with any investment, knowing what you’re getting into is critical.