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Share tips: what stock market experts are buying and selling

Turbulent times on financial markets can create opportunities for savvy investors. Advisers and analysts share their picks.

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Why capital city property prices are moving in opposite directions

Up 25 per cent, or down 2 per cent? There’s a huge difference in home values across Australia, and a key reason for much of it.

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Five megatrends that will shape the future of share investing

Artificial intelligence isn’t the only global growth engine to watch, and the latest sell-off has not stopped experienced investors.

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How to turn your tax refund into $100k

It may take a while, but transforming tax refunds into big bucks is a potential life-changer, as long as you avoid an urge to splurge.

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The biggest winners from July 1’s super increase

More superannuation will go into millions of Australians’ life savings from this weekend, and some benefit more than others.

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Power bill surge up to 30pc: why this pain?

Electricity bills will rise between 20 and 30 per cent for many people from July 1. It’s horrible for households and for Labor.

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Your EOFY money checklist

June 30 is less than a week away, so try to tick off these key tax and other issues to stay ahead of the financial pack.

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A man walks past an electronic board showing the numbers on the Tokyo Stock Exchange after the morning trading session ended, along a street in Tokyo on June 14, 2023. Tokyo shares opened higher on June 14 following US gains as investors awaited the US Federal Reserve's rate decision. The gains came after the Nikkei on June 13 powered to its best close since July 1990. (Photo by Richard A. Brooks / AFP)

How Aussie shares have measured up globally

The world’s best-performing share markets this financial year may surprise you, as inflation and other fears impact investors.

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How your grocery shopping can pay for a holiday

Frequent flyer programs offer more than just airline seats, and savvy travellers are using supermarket spending, bonus deals and credit cards to fund trips.

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ATO targets side hustle income

New laws have given the Australian Taxation Office more teeth to catch people who don’t declare their income from Airbnb, Uber and other second jobs.

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Crypto confusion as investor numbers surge

A new ASX report says 51 per cent of Aussies have investments other than their home and super, with some interesting trends.

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My stupid-brave prediction for interest rates

This seemingly crazy call comes despite many economists now predicting two or more RBA increases in the coming months.

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Misguided loyalty: The cost of sticking with your bank

A dozen Reserve Bank interest rate rises since May 2022 have hurt borrowers, but some increase their pain through misguided loyalty.

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Population boom could fuel more rate rises

Australia gained a record new 497,756 mouths to feed in 2022 as immigration surged, but how does it impact the economy?

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