Investing

Are technology companies the new blue chip shares?

Technology stocks are disrupting the market. Many large listed tech stocks already meet or exceed the commonly accepted criteria for blue-chip status.

Why lowering interest rates to 0% doesn’t work

Low interest rates are actually doing the opposite of what was expected. Welcome to a 0% interest world.

Robo advice vs. real life: which adviser is better for your money?

Robo or real-life financial advice - which adviser is better for your money? We take the debate to two experts to weigh up the pros and cons of each.

Investors admit the hardest part of running an SMSF

Considered running your own self-managed super fund (SMSF)? Susan Hely warns it's no cake walk. What's the hardest part of running an SMSF?

Gold, silver and bronze: your Olympic investing strategy

Is your investment portfolio worthy of a gold medal? Get it into shape with an investing strategy to rival the 2016 Rio Olympics.

BT fund invests below the benchmark to find real value

BT Smaller Companies continues to differentiate itself and remains Morningstar's first choice for small-cap exposure.

Why you should invest overseas instead of banking on the Aussie dollar

Our rising debt and falling dollar mean it could be time to invest overseas instead of banking on the Aussie dollar, writes Ross Greenwood.

Will a company tax cut really benefit everyone?

The government argues we're all winners from a company tax cut, but as Annette Sampson discovers, the benefits for local share investors are debatable.

What we can learn from the Pokemon Go hype

Poke-mania is back thanks to the Pokemon Go app. Nintendo stocks sky-rocketed following the app's release, but the honeymoon didn't last long.

Why the ANZ Smart Choice super fund is a smart move

Anyone who's been watching how low-fee super products have changed the market would have heard a lot about ANZ Smart Choice. But is it any good?
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