Investing
Why Australian investors are changing how they invest
Rising living costs and global uncertainty aren't turning people away from ESG investing, but they are changing where their money goes.
Ask Paul: How do I invest for my children’s education?
Are you better off investing or using your mortgage to fund school costs? The answer is not as simple as it seems.
Stagflation is creeping back – here’s how to invest now
Stagflation is resurfacing. Here's how investors can adapt, from gold to real assets, without relying on a 1970s playbook.
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How retired Australians can help their income keep pace
Rising rates sound like good news for retirees, but inflation is eroding purchasing power. How your money is invested matters more than ever.
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Smart EOFY tax moves investors can still make
From super to investment bonds, these EOFY strategies that could reduce tax, ease paperwork and boost after-tax returns.
The hidden investment consequences of the Iran war
Gold above US$5000, defence budgets surging and energy security back in focus. The Iran conflict is signalling lasting portfolio shifts investors may overlook.
Think Gen Z invests on hype? The data says no
Gen Z may follow finfluencers, but their portfolios don't. Investor data shows more balanced investing than the hype suggests.
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How rising rates change the investment landscape
As rates climb, GPS Investments' Shelby Clark says private credit still shines, especially when seasoned experience is part of the deal.
Offshore investors pile into Australian private credit
Australia's private credit market is drawing billions from offshore investors, buoyed by strong returns, diversification and global uncertainty.
The tax traps when you invest in shares, ETFs and crypto
Tax on investments is rarely as simple as it seems. You can be taxed even when you reinvest income, don't sell anything, or swap one asset for another.
