Record-high yields have put government bonds back in the news. Experts say the uncertainty is creating issues and opportunities for Aussie investors and borrowers. What are bonds? Bonds are essentially loan contracts issued by governments or companies ...
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As retirement approaches, should you keep building your ETF portfolio or shift more money into super? Paul explains why maximising super can make sense, and why simplicity often wins when planning for retirement. Reader question Hi Paul, How should ...
This reporting season could make 2027 far more interesting than investors expect. We're still talking about inflation, weak growth, geopolitical risk and whether markets have run too far. Yet beneath those concerns, some of Australia's biggest companies ...
Professor Joel Pearson, 48, is a cognitive neuroscientist, author and self-described neurofuturist at UNSW. Known for his research into intuition, imagination and consciousness, he is one of Australia's leading voices on the human impacts of AI. Today ...
Can you contribute to someone else's super? Yes, but there are rules - and it's mostly beneficial for couples. Here's how spouse contributions, contribution splitting and tax offsets work. From salary sacrificing to personal contributions ...
The way Australians invest in property, shares and other assets could change dramatically under proposed capital gains tax reforms. When Australians think about investing, they usually focus on one question: "What will give me the best return?" Soon ...
With the average Australian home loan stretching to $735,000 over 30 years, paying off a mortgage is no small feat. But before cutting ties with your lender altogether, experts say it's worth considering whether discharging the loan is the right ...
Getting married changes more than your surname. It can affect your tax return, Medicare levy surcharge, government benefits and even how much capital gains tax you pay when selling property. Here are the key tax rules couples should know before lodging ...
A proposed 30% minimum tax on discretionary trusts could reshape how Australians pass on wealth, forcing families to choose between tax efficiency and protecting vulnerable loved ones. It is part of a broader tax overhaul announced in the Federal Budget ...
Rising living costs and global uncertainty aren't turning people away from environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing, but they are changing where their money goes. ESG isn't disappearing. It's adapting. If you spend enough time in the responsible/ethical/sustainable ...
