Inflation and interest rates: how to stay financially afloat
New CPI figures suggest mortgage pain and other pressures will continue for households ahead of the 2025 federal election. Here’s how borrowers can brace themselves.
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Wealthy versus battlers: is superannuation fair?
Superannuation is great for growing wealth, but there remains a huge gap between the rich and the rest. What’s the alternative?
Why women find small business funding not much fun
Almost three quarters of female small business owners believe there are gender biases when trying to get a loan. Here’s why.
Migrants to millionaires: why it’s good for the country
Migration has become a controversial topic in recent years, but new Australians who start businesses add innovation to the nation.
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ASIC sues high-interest, high-fee lender, and more cases coming
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How to beat bill shock
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Interest rates on hold: what’s next for borrowers
The Reserve Bank’s cash rate decision was expected, but what happens next remains uncertain, economists say.
Why interest rate holding pattern is hitting households hard
High interest rates have created winners and losers, but the losers are feeling much more pain as the RBA sits on its hands again.
Who’s guarding your super if you aren’t?
Your superannuation savings can be attacked from many angles, so it pays to protect this large lifelong asset. Here’s what to watch.
Will the Magnificent Seven start shooting blanks?
Investors love giant tech stocks including Apple, Microsoft and Meta, but some analysts say their short-term outlook is shaky.
Share tips: experts’ buy, hold and sell suggestions
This week’s share tips columnists examine some of the biggest names on the ASX, and they may be ripe for profit-taking.
Why homeowners should retire happier than the rest
Real estate is harder than ever to afford for first home buyers, but the struggle pays off when retirement arrives.
Investment wisdom passed down from Warren Buffett’s mentor
It was first published 75 years ago and the book that inspired $200bn man Warren Buffett still has a lot to teach.
How to avoid travel money mistakes
Foreign exchange can be frightful for your finances when holidaying overseas, so remember this golden rule.
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