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This week’s share tips columnists examine some of the biggest names on the ASX, and they may be ripe for profit-taking.
Why homeowners should retire happier than the rest
Real estate is harder than ever to afford for first home buyers, but the struggle pays off when retirement arrives.
Investment wisdom passed down from Warren Buffett’s mentor
It was first published 75 years ago and the book that inspired $200bn man Warren Buffett still has a lot to teach.
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Why resources stocks are our experts’ top share tips this week
The latest ‘buy’ recommendations are dominated by one of the weakest performing ASX sectors this year. Here’s why.
Westpac follows ANZ with unwelcome tweaks for savers
Bonus savings accounts have long caused consumer confusion, and are stingy for many savers. Now they’re changing again.
Don’t fall into the fixed-rate home loan trap
Rushing to rearrange your mortgage as fixed rates start falling can be dangerous to your future wealth. Here’s why.
What the US interest rate cut means for you
The US has cut official interest rates for the first time in four years, but don’t hold your breath for Aussie cuts to come quickly.
The biggest roadblock to buying a home has changed
High house prices are no longer the biggest barrier to home ownership, as buyers seek new ways to get a foot in the door.
Why we spend money on stupid stuff
Have you ever bought something and immediately regretted it? Millions of Aussies have, and we can train our brains to do better.
Superannuation for housing plan ‘to hit homebuyers’
Coalition proposals to allow people to withdraw superannuation for a home deposit will worsen the housing affordability crisis, a report by economist Saul Eslake says.
Are you at risk of outliving your super?
Checking whether your superannuation balance is big enough should continue long after stopping work. Here’s what you need on based on your age, and why set-and-forget is dangerous.
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