There are two key reasons behind the increasing appeal of Brisbane property - affordability and the potential for attractive yields. At the moment, our two biggest property markets, Sydney and Melbourne, are clearly closing in on the tops of their current ...
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Loving thy neighbour has taken on a whole new meaning: some owners of adjoining blocks have been banding together to sell megalots to developers for megabucks. This lucrative way of selling has received lots of publicity but it's far from easy to achieve ...
It's easy to understand why there is so much frustration surrounding super - the government just can't help dipping its hands into it and it's hard to know where you stand. In this second edition of Money's super guide we give an update on the latest ...
Making an important financial decision can sometimes feel like the weight of the world is on your shoulders. Have you considered all of your options? Have you missed anything? If it's all a bit much, you could consider seeing a financial planner to ...
Once your relationship is over, probably the last thing on your mind is sorting out the finances. But understanding how your money is managed and how your finances are arranged is vital. Ideally you want to be on friendly terms with your partner and ...
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. Robo advice By Chris Brycki, founder and CEO of Stockspot. Robo advice, or automated investing, uses ...
In the US you can lock in your mortgage for 30 years at 3.29%. Here we're a little more reluctant to fix our home loans beyond five years (10 years is the maximum a lender would offer). You could argue that we are a nation of risk takers, preferring ...
Data#3 (ASX:DTL) Key statistics: Closing share price 03-8-16: $1.295 52-week high: $1.310 52-week low: $0.900 Most recent dividend: 2.5c Annual dividend yield: 5.34% Franking: 100% Data#3 is a small company with a market capitalisation of $192 million. ...
What would happen if Australia had negative interest rates? Is that even possible, I hear many of you ask? Wouldn't that mean we'd be paying the bank to look after our deposits? What sort of fool would do that? But that's exactly what has been happening ...
The frightening series of terror attacks in recent months has prompted countless travellers to question their travel plans to Europe. The events in Nice, Munich, Istanbul, Brussels and Paris along with the military coup in Turkey have left travellers ...
