This week’s share tips: looking beyond the big names
Share portfolios shouldn’t simply focus on big banks and resources giants. Our experts examine some smaller stocks.
Share portfolios shouldn’t simply focus on big banks and resources giants. Our experts examine some smaller stocks.
People who make their first property an investment can get ahead of others financially, but separate issues may come into play.
Money experts say spotting your spending messes is a key step in cleaning up household finances. Here’s where to find them.
Becoming a millionaire is still a significant achievement, but true wealth today comes from multiplying your money.
It’s been party time for shareholders in Bunnings owner Wesfarmers over the past year, and rave party time this weekend, but is the tide turning?
The age pension and other government payments are scheduled to increase next month. Here’s what to expect.
Annual superannuation statements arrive soon, and checking their key elements can have a huge positive impact on your retirement.
Older Australians are scammed more and lose more money than others, but new technology is delivering an extra defence layer.
Planning for retirement no longer starts in your 40s, 50s and 60s, as younger adults make an earlier start on growing a nest egg.
Insurance has been the fastest-growing household expense for two years and no let-up is in sight. Here’s how to save money on your policies.
The death of a loved one can spark ferocious family fights over money and other assets. Watch out for these inheritance traps.
Sleep disorders are a share market winner but pizza and plumbing are under pressure in new stock recommendations.
Commonwealth Bank’s decision to cut its fixed and some variable mortgage interest rates is good news for borrowers, and the move might herald a fresh race from lenders to go lower.
Many parents help their children buy real estate, but their financial generosity can come unstuck. Here’s how to prevent pain.
The words ‘work’ and ‘retired’ used to be mutually exclusive, but Generation Xers and Baby Boomers are blurring the lines more than ever.
Loyalty hurts, as consumers everywhere are slugged for staying put with their bill providers. See how a switch can save you.
Battered borrowers watching fixed interest rates fall may still have to wait a few more months for variable home loan relief. Here’s why
Taxpayers turn up their creativity when financial times are tough, but the ATO is watching. See the list of 10 weird claims.
What you need to fund a comfortable retirement has climbed sharply since 2019. See the list of expenses for singles and couples.
Big banks have quietly started slashing term deposit rates ahead of any Reserve Bank moves, so it’s time for savers to examine what they’re getting.
A new report ranks the nation’s top retirement destinations and why they make the list. See where our seniors are most likely to live.
If you’re hoping for a significant jump in your wage, you may be disappointed, as several factors pile pressure on businesses.
Credit card interest costs have dropped as Australians wisened up about wasting money, but a new danger has emerged.
An unloved ASX-listed company is struggling as the jobless rate hits its highest level in years, but the bad news appears priced in.
Car repairs, medical expenses and other bills are forcing young adults into costly financial decisions as they borrow more than ever.
Airlines’ reward points have become a powerful asset to earn and spend on many things. Here’s how to multiply them.
Retirees have enjoyed a strong safety net during the cost-of-living crisis as many ‘live the high life’, but it may soon start to fray.
You don’t need to be married to potentially lose your super in a relationship break-up. Here’s why.
Surging living costs threaten the affordability of life insurance for millions of Aussies, as confusion and misunderstandings hurt too.
Turbulent times on financial markets can create opportunities for savvy investors. Advisers and analysts share their picks.
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.
Artificial intelligence isn’t the only global growth engine to watch, and the latest sell-off has not stopped experienced investors.
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.
Interest rate cuts are not yet on the Reserve Bank’s agenda, but borrowers still have ways to wipe out a mortgage quickly.
After more than 25 years of investing directly in the stock market, this shareholder has sold the lot. But there may be a comeback.
The costs of energy, eggs, cheese and insurance have surged since Reserve Bank interest rate increases began. See the biggest rises.
Many seniors need a solid income to enjoy retirement, but another key ingredient is required too, a university study has found.
Headline inflation has risen for the first time since 2022, but the pain for borrowers may not be as bad as many fear.
As living costs hurt households everywhere, money experts share five speedy ways to earn money, plus five ways to save it sooner.
Baby boomers are leading the charge for their children to inherit trillions of dollars, and they’re doing it in some interesting ways.
Just as AI threatens to turbocharge scammers’ attacks on Australians, a blast from the past has popped up again.
JB Hi-Fi, the Commonwealth Bank and Wesfarmers are among several stocks to reach fresh records this month. See the list.
Entering the housing market during a cost-of-living crisis is tough, but there are still several sources of help.
Cost-of-living pressures have been impacting pet care, and research has found a dollar figure leading to a horrifying decision.
Burial and cremation costs have climbed faster than overall inflation, but there are ways for grieving families to save.
Banks are pocketing billions of dollars extra because customers are confused by rules and restrictions on deposit accounts.
Homeowners are rewarded in retirement by pension asset test limits and tax rules. Should senior renters get more help?
Investment in the share market is no longer dominated by men, especially for people aged under 40, the ASX says.
The Australian dollar’s recent strength is tipped to continue, but there are some headwinds to overcome first, economists say.
Businesses and households are struggling, and the economy is effectively shrinking, so why is the jobless rate still only 4.1 per cent?
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