Our growth numbers are at least encouraging - despite the negative commentary, writes Craig James Each quarter investors are presented with a barrage of new economic information. In the space of a fortnight in early March, June, September and December ...
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How much are you worth? Are you underinsured? If you suffer an injury or illness that leaves you permanently disabled, how will you or your family cope financially? Will you be able to meet your mortgage payments, children's school fees, outstanding ...
It is clear to Australian Ethical that global energy policy continues to shift towards supporting a lower emissions-intensive economy. This policy shift is most pronounced in the power generation sector where it can be stated categorically that the ...
Official cash rates were left on hold last month. The Reserve Bank wasn't so clear this time about its openness to another rate cut but, at the time of going to the printers, some economists were predicting that the next move would be up rather ...
Challenger Guaranteed Annuity (Liquid Lifetime) It's an old-fashioned word but an annuity - such as the this one from Challenger - is simply a product you buy from a financial services company that provides you with a guaranteed regular income either ...
After much debate - and cynicism - following the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority's (APRA) announcement of measures to slow bank lending to property investors back in December, it is now clear these measures are really starting to bite. Bank ...
The Australian economy is going through a transition from a high-growth, resource-rich, big-construction phase to a future that is altogether less certain. So ask yourself quickly: without mining, where do you see our economic growth coming from? If ...
Although the eyes of the world are on Greece with its potential to undermine confidence in the eurozone, the unravelling of the Chinese sharemarket could have far greater implications for our economy. Up to last Friday, the Shanghai Composite Index ...
There's a certain level of responsibility (or lack thereof) that comes with being a renter. If you're living in an apartment, your strata fees are usually covered by your landlord, the water bills are often paid for you, and it's almost ...
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has issued a warning about an aggressive phone scam. Fraudsters are claiming to be calling from the ATO and frightening people into paying a fake tax debt over the phone. If the recipient resists, the fraudster threatens ...
