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ASX blasts above 8000 points to new record: where to next?

Aussie shares have rocketed more than 18 per cent higher in just nine months, but stockbrokers see a more subdued future.

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Should you switch super? Tips and traps for your life savings

Superannuation fund annual returns are trickling in and many members are happy. If you’re not, should you be switching?

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OPINIONProperty

Are people with more than one property greedy rich gluttons?

Owning a holiday home or rental property was once a badge of honour. Today it seems to be something much different.

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Secret savings: should you share, or hide, bank accounts?

Couples manage money in different ways. As experts share their tips, research finds a surprising number keeping secret accounts.

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(FILES) In this file photo taken on October 28, 2015 British actor Daniel Craig poses for photographers at a photocall for the new James Bond film 'Spectre' in Berlin. - New James Bond footage from historic Hollywood studio MGM shook and stirred the movie theater industry's CinemaCon summit in Las Vegas August 24, 2021, as executives struck a defiant note about the future of the big screen. (Photo by TOBIAS SCHWARZ / AFP)

Bringing sexy back to bonds

Investors were shaken and stirred by 2022’s bond collapse, but are now in the driver’s seat for financial gains.

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Romance and renting: a marriage of convenience

Some couples are rushing their relationships to save on housing costs, but the move comes with a warning from money experts.

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Dividend payouts help investors, and billions more to come

Peak dividends week has passed, but some of Australia’s biggest companies are yet to hand their shareholders cash. See the list.

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Household cost crunch: the people hit the hardest

Housing and energy bills may soon cost low-income Australians half their income, with two families and every street hit by rapidly rising costs.

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How to pump millions of dollars into your super

Constant rule changes to superannuation do not stop Australians from investing big bucks for tax-free retirements, but you’ll have to plan earlier.

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Health insurance pain: cost cutting looms for many

The April 1 deadline for health cover cost increases is just days away, and members are being urged to check their cover.

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Is this Australia’s richest generation – now and forever?

They represent just one-fifth of the population but one group of Australians holds half the nation’s wealth. Are they under threat?

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How property investors can prepare to pounce

The end is nearing for rising interest rates and falling home prices, so is now the time for real estate investors to make a move?

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What next for our battered bank shares?

Finance experts say our banks are strong and secure, but their share prices are not immune from more falls amid global fear and volatility.

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Why falling home values should not worry most

Rising interest rates have pushed down property prices in many cities and threaten to inflict more pain. But it doesn’t spell financial doom.

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