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Will fixed income finally shine? It may depend on Donald

Recent years for bond investors ranged from average to terrible, and uncertainty continues, but alternatives are multiplying.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA : NewsWire Photos - SEPTEMBER 24 2024; A general view of the Guzman Gomez on Marrickville Road and the corner of Illawarra Street in Marrickville where aman has allegedly been stabbed to death outside last night around 730pm. Picture: NewsWire / Gaye Gerard

Stock market slump creates fresh opportunities for investors

Our share tips columnists have delivered their buy, hold and sell recommendations in a stock market battling a nasty downturn.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos, MAY 16, 2022. General editorial generic coverage of homes and apartments for sale in Melbourne as the national housing crisis continues to dominate the 2022 federal election.: NCA NewsWire / David Crosling

The city to bet on for the best house price growth by 2030

Property prices have boomed in some capital cities and shrunk or stagnated elsewhere. A straggler could be set to shine.

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Death traps that strip seniors of pension and super benefits

When a retiree’s spouse dies, financial issues appear around age pension payments and superannuation, and they’re increasing.

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Why rewards credit cards are losing their shine

Frequent flyers and others who use credit card reward points now must spend more bucks for the same bang, research has found.

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Record-breaking stockmarkets: what you should do now

Shares are booming in Australia, the US and elsewhere, which is both tempting and scary for investors. Remember these rules.

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Too many Aussies heading into retirement blindfolded

Running out of money and paying too much tax are two of the biggest dangers threatening retirees. Here’s how to prevent them.

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A haul truck is loaded by a digger with material from the pit at Rio Tinto Group's West Angelas iron ore mine in Pilbara, Australia, on Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012. Rio Tinto Group, the world's second-biggest iron ore exporter, will spend $518 million on the first driverless long-distance trains to haul the commodity from its Western Australia mines to ports, boosting efficiency. Photographer: Ian Waldie/Bloomberg via Getty Images

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.

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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.

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OPINIONProperty

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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.

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ANALYSISBusiness

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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.

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Brisbane - Nov 18 2023:Residential houses street against Brisbane City skyline.Home prices across Australia have hit new highs, with the median value of a home in a capital city shooting to $832,000. housing suburbs generic

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.

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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.

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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.

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