Mushroom murders: inheritance lessons for every investor
The extraordinary case of Erin Patterson captures key aspects of how wealth is transferred between generations and how it could be done better.
Wealth
Is this the biggest corporate fraud in Australian history?
The government has been largely silent through the Shield and First Guardian failures that could see 12,000 investors lose $1bn in super savings.
If you’re clever, you can avoid an inheritance tax
Inherited funds from super savings accounts get a 17 per cent tax bill, but there’s a way to avoid it entirely. Here’s how.
Labubu toy frenzy fuelling monster gains for this stock
They’re small. They’re furry. They’re creepy (possibly cute?). And they’re everywhere, giving its parent company, Pop Mart, a massive boost to sales, profit, and share price.
Your super could skip your children, court ruling shows
A court ruling shows why trusting your partner’s will to protect your children’s inheritance could be a costly mistake.
Meta: When nobody ‘liked’ it, smart money made 700pc
Investing when a high-quality growth company has lost friends in the market could be a wise investment strategy. Just look at Meta.
Why Bitcoin bets could backfire
Investors, especially older Australians, are moving into Bitcoin just as the chances of high returns begin to fade.
Wealthy Australians outsmart new $40bn super tax
Where there’s a will, there’s a way. These are the strategies wealthy Australians plan to use to skirt the proposed new tax.
Global fund managers warn the 60/40 portfolio is dead
The 60/40 portfolio is used to balance growth via stocks with stability from bonds. But the model is shifting, and it was a talking point among global wealth managers gathered in Monaco.
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