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Anthony KeanePersonal finance writer

Anthony Keane writes about personal finance for News Corp Australia mastheads, focusing on investment, superannuation, retirement, debt, saving and consumer advice. He has been a personal finance and business writer or editor for more than 20 years, and also received a Graduate Diploma in Financial Planning.

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Should some Aussies get the age pension before others?

Experts believe Australia’s pension age will continue climbing, but the pace and how it’s handed out could become controversial.

Business

Two top stocks to sell right now

The tech sector has richly rewarded investors over the past year but our expert stock pickers say time’s up for two of the best performers. Here’s what you should sell.

Business

(FILES) US President-elect Donald Trump speaks during a meeting with House Republicans at the Hyatt Regency hotel in Washington, DC on November 13, 2024. The Bahamas on December 5, 2024 said it had rejected a proposal from the incoming Trump administration to take in deported migrants, as the next US president seeks to follow up on pledges to tackle immigration. (Photo by ALLISON ROBBERT / POOL / AFP)

How Trump’s tariffs will disrupt stockmarkets

Hefty new taxes on US imports from various countries was a Trump election platform, but what does it mean for your shares?

Money

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Buy BHP, sell Rio: the top 12 tips from our stock experts

Giving your portfolio a makeover for the new year? Our expert stock pickers recommend buying BHP and Woolies, while ditching Rio Tinto and QBE. See what else they suggest.

Business

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Battle of the asset classes: the investments likely to grow in 2025

Shares surged higher in 2024 and their returns will be tough to repeat in 2025, but other investment opportunities appear attractive.

Business

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Why our stock experts see upside in Rio, Ramsay and NextDc

It may be the festive season but our expert stock pickers are always watching their portfolios and this week see buying opportunities in health, mining, tech and travel sectors.

Business

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Expert stock pickers reveal their end-of-year tips

It’s been a rocky December for investors so we asked four expert stock pickers what they would buy, sell and hold to get their portfolios into shape.

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How Aussie savers are keeping Reserve Bank interest rates high

The wealth gap between people with big home loans and people with big bank deposits has widened, and will expand further.

National

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How to save money on Christmas parties without feeling boring

Surging living costs have put a dampener on many households’ festive season plans, but experts say it’s still possible to party.

Business

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How much it now costs to retire comfortably

Retiree couples today need almost $9500 a year more for a comfortable retirement than in 2021, but some relief has arrived.

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