Sharemarket shocks can be a signal to buy
The sharemarket reaction to terror attacks is understandable but short-lived.
Why hanging onto your apartment after buying a family home doesn’t add up
"We're thinking about buying a new house. But I wanted to ask you, how can we structure it so we can hang onto our apartment?" "Why do you want to do that?" is my standard response.
Why I broke with tradition and bought ANZ shares
Ross Greenwood explains how he assessed the yield - and risks - before buying ANZ shares.
The best and busiest time of the year for shareholders
Sharemarket investors have the timeliest information they are likely so see from any public company for the next 12 months during report season.
Stockmarket falls provide opportunities
Ross Greenwood says stockmarket falls creates opportunities for both buyers and sellers who have a strong sense of value of a company's worth.
The future of our economic growth
Without mining, where do you see Australia's economic growth?
What the federal budget didn’t say
For years we have told you to salt your money away into super to take advantage of the lower tax rates. For now that holds. But did the federal budget neglect to say?
Don’t let tax advantages influence you
Tax advantages may influence your investment decision-making but the quality of the investment should be the overriding decider.
The economic future is less certain
The economic future is uncertain, so keep your cash near at hand, advises Ross Greenwood
Dividends and changes in the imputation system
By issuing special dividends to shareholders, the company puts the imputation credits in the hands of the people who can use them.
