Investment success using other people’s money
Investors have used borrowed funds to multiply their gains – and sadly their losses – for decades, but it’s lost a little lustre lately.
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The top money tip retirees would give their younger selves
Seniors have shared the financial moves they wish they made earlier in their lives. What would you do? Take our poll.
Young investors take risks but aren’t afraid to save
Don’t look now, but Australia’s youngest generations of investors are saving as well as spending.
Pocket money: how much is too much?
Three key questions dominate parents’ thinking about pocket money in a world of digital payments and rising living costs.
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Hundreds of millions of dollars go begging each year in forgotten tax deductions, but some can be recovered. See our top 10 list.
Retirement saving: are you a super spouse?
Superannuation balances can be boosted significantly and tax savings await for people who are generous towards their partner.
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Share tips: a global flavour for your stock portfolio
Our experts’ buy, hold and sell recommendations this week have an international element. See their top suggestions.
Money pain: the harsh household cost of being busy
Too busy to check the interest rate and conditions on your loans and deposits? It could be losing you thousands of dollars a year.
Owe owe owe! How to brace for a stressful spending season
The coming summer looms financially as the toughest time many have experienced, so here’s how to prepare rather than perish.
Why many of us will work after retirement age
Retirement was once a full stop to working, but now it’s a comma, and superannuation rules could change to adapt.
Being rich today is about much more than money
If your total household wealth is close to $600,000, you are richer than around 50 per cent of the population. See how you measure up.
Share tips: experts’ buy, hold and sell recommendations
A mixed bag of share tips this week has something for everyone, just like global financial markets last week. See their suggestions.
Five reasons why interest rates might not fall when you think
Reserve Bank interest rate rises have piled on the pain for millions of households, and it may linger longer than you think.
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