Two in three Aussie women preparing for retirement are worried about running out of money after leaving the workforce, new research from HESTA shows. More than 60% of the 1800 pre-retirement health, aged care, and community services workers surveyed ...
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High-quality bonds are one of the leading defensive assets for retail investors, lauded for their capital preservation qualities. But what exactly are they and how do you buy them? Bonds are essentially loan contracts issued by either governments or ...
Is the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) about to spark a market shake-up? Next month, the RBA faces one of its most critical interest rate decisions in recent history. With inflation cooling and major banks like Westpac, ANZ, and CBA predicting a rate ...
Australian property owners refinanced more than 372,000 mortgages valued at roughly $215 billion during 2024, the latest data from property settlement firm PEXA has revealed. While it might not seem like it from the numbers, last year was actually comparatively ...
The ATO is cracking down on landlords who don't declare rental income, laundry hacks to save $1000 a year, and the popular PIN used by one in 10 Australians. Here are five things you may have missed this week. 2.2 million landlords set to be scrutinised ...
While the past two years have showcased remarkable resilience, affordability pressure, uneven regional growth and interest rate uncertainty are reshaping the property landscape. Government reforms aimed at addressing affordability and supply are underway ...
... semi-formal loan agreements can provide much-needed formalisation. For those who want to move past paper agreements, apps such as Credi allow lenders and borrowers to work out all the terms and conditions of the loan. Agreements are then e-signed and ...
Is Star Entertainment a bargain in disguise or a sinking ship? The embattled casino operator's financial troubles have sent its share price tumbling, raising serious doubts about its future. But does the current situation reflect the timeless investment ...
The Australian share market showed a muted reaction to Donald Trump's inauguration as the 47th president of the United States on Tuesday, with the ASX-200 benchmark rising 55 points, or 0.66%, to close at 8402. Utilities companies were the biggest losers ...
Australians have entered the new year staring down a combined debt balance of $2.7 billion accumulated over the festive period, new research has revealed. In a recent survey commissioned by Finder, 8% of respondents - the equivalent of roughly 1.7 million ...
