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Friends With Money #14: How super funds are getting creative to make you care about your retirement
Aussies are known for being laidback, but we can't afford to be ambivalent about retirement. So what would it take to get you to genuinely engage with your super?
Auction survival guide: Bid on your dream home without letting emotion get the better of you
As the pressure of the auction builds and threatens to quiet the rational voice in your head, will you bow out or give in to emotion?
Travel stocks will boom again but investing in them isn’t that simple
While tourism stocks are expected to do well when travel returns to Australia, investing is not about what you know. It's about what you know that others don't.
Why millennials are the lucky ones when it comes to shares
Timing and technology have combined to create an enormous investing opportunity, and millennials are primed to benefit.
The four pitfalls that newbie share traders need to watch out for
Aussies have flocked to online share trading this year, but how many new investors understand really understand the dangers?
The surprising science behind Reddit taking on GameStop
WallStreetBets sent professional traders into a panic over GameStop, now research reveals the trend may be thanks to the exhibitionism of risky behaviour.
What you car says about you
I've had tradies throw cigarette packets at me through the sunroof of a Porsche, and had women make the little-finger curl of mockery when I've been in Ferraris.
Kate is 22 and has been planning for retirement since she was 18
At just 22, Kate Campbell is already investing every spare dollar so she can retire at the age of 40.
Dusk shares could be a sweet-smelling opportunity
When COVID hit, Aussies turned to stores like Dusk to help spruce up their homes, and sales are expected to continue to grow. Here's what that means for Dusk shares.
Why you shouldn’t keep up with the Joneses
Sophisticated as we think we are, we are in fact herd animals, and being around people who spend more makes us spend more.
