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The recession is a double-edge sword for this debt collection agency

As a recession deepens and unemployment rises, the number of unpaid debts increases, but it can be nearly impossible to collect any payments.

What’s next for the Australian share market

What have been the best and worst performing sectors on the Australian share market this week?

The country could be in debt for $184 billion – should you be worried?

National debt is very different to household debt, but should you be worried that the government expects the budget deficit to hit $184 billion next year?

Why Facebook is not an ethical investment

Risks are mounting for Facebook investors as some of the world's biggest companies pull their advertising as the platform fails to take more action over hate speech.

Now could be the time to invest in a slice of Domino’s

If you found yourself picking up the phone to order pizza during lockdown, you weren't the only one. The Domino's share price has jumped about 40% this year.

Is sector investing still a good strategy?

In this week's Market Wrap, Dale Gillham explains why this popular investing tip will just leave you holding onto falling stocks.

This cloud computing giant could represent a mega opportunity

Australian company Megaport might be challenging to value but the opportunities in front of it are enormous.

Is the super early release scheme a solution or the start of a bigger problem?

In this week's Market Wrap, Dale Gillham shares the true cost of withdrawing $20,000 from your super fund, and looks at what's next for the Australian share market.

Betting giant Tabcorp Holdings’ $300 million jackpot

Lottery ticket sellers Tabcorp and Jumbo have penned a new agreement, but there is one clear victor.

Market wrap: What Telstra teaches us about learning from our mistakes

Telstra is a perfect example of why the old adage of buy and hold is an inefficient strategy for investors.
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