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The display showing the chart of the Germany's share index DAX at the stock exchange in Frankfurt am Main, western Germany, on August 29, 2024. Germany's blue-chip DAX index hit a fresh record high on August 29, 2024, as investors digested earnings from US chip titan Nvidia. Shortly after 0900 GMT, the DAX climbed to 18,912.47 points, beating a previous intra-day record set in May and then continuing to rise later in the day to 18,936.04 points. (Photo by Daniel ROLAND / AFP)

Why technology company share prices and valuations are ‘crazy’

An 8 per cent, $324bn overnight share price rise by AI chip giant Nvidia helps explain why some experts worry about tech stocks.

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Does a dodgy Aussie economy really hurt your personal finances?

Recession vibes remain, and people are in financial pain, but GDP growth may not be the villain. Here’s why some people are sailing through the turbulence.

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Why your superannuation doesn’t feel like your own money

Super fund balances are many people’s biggest asset, yet many still don’t see it as their own, research has found.

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This week’s share tips: looking beyond the big names

Share portfolios shouldn’t simply focus on big banks and resources giants. Our experts examine some smaller stocks.

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Why Tuesday’s interest rate reprieve could be the last

The Reserve Bank’s interest rate pause has extended to four months, but pressures are mounting to push it higher again.

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What your super fund statement tells you

Annual superannuation statements are coming out, and checking yours now can help deliver big bucks in retirement. Here’s how.

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Why investment loans have lost their mojo

Share and property investors have long used borrowed money to grow their portfolios, but the strategy has become a lot tougher.

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Have enough for retirement? It’s never too late

Growing superannuation is a balancing act with enjoying life today, and a broad understanding of the rules will help.

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How to never run out of money

Worries about watching cash plunge down the drain have intensified. Experts share their tips for staying financially afloat.

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Inflation up again: what it means for you

New monthly CPI numbers show Australian prices are rising for the first time since April, and a bigger threat is emerging.

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New scams warnings as Kochie goes on the attack

A “relentless” surge in scams has prompted banks and other financial groups to warn people to be extra-cautious on social media.

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Investors’ battle of the acronyms: ETFs versus NFTs

Exchange traded funds and non-fungible both have confusing names and deliver valuable money lessons, but their future paths look different.

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The ASX sectors likely to shine before Christmas

Shares have slumped in a traditionally weak month for markets, and analysts say some sectors are poised to profit more.

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New way Mums and Dads are helping kids get ahead

As more young Aussies are being locked out of the housing market, parents are finding ways to help their kids without sacifcing their retirement savings entirely.

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