Don’t like your kids? There are other inheritance options
As trillions of dollars of assets begin transferring from baby boomers, money and law specialists warn parents to be careful.
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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.
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Share tips: what stock market experts are buying and selling
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Why capital city property prices are moving in opposite directions
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.
Five megatrends that will shape the future of share investing
Artificial intelligence isn’t the only global growth engine to watch, and the latest sell-off has not stopped experienced investors.
How to turn your tax refund into $100k
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.
How to repay your home loan 10 years sooner
Interest rate cuts are not yet on the Reserve Bank’s agenda, but borrowers still have ways to wipe out a mortgage quickly.
I’m a finance writer and I no longer own a single share
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 price rises hurting you the most
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