Gold has remained a glittering investment opportunity over the past year for a variety of reasons, and the outlook for the long derided 'barbarous relic' remains encouraging. Gold broke above $US2000 ($2924) an ounce in late 2023 and this time ...
If you can't remember the last time you checked your super balance (or who your fund even is) you're not alone. New research from AMP has found that more than one in four Australians have never engaged with their super fund, and almost half ...
My dad's second wife sent almost all she earned to her family overseas. She and Dad had a family in Sydney, but she was under pressure to support her family. It was a cultural duty Dad understood to an extent. But there were times when my father ...
Michael Burry, the man who famously called the 2008 housing crash, is back, and this time, he's betting against artificial intelligence (AI). According to recent filings, Burry has taken bearish positions with a notional value of $1.5 billion against ...
Love it or loathe it, Black Friday has arguably become the largest sales event of the year in Australia - even ahead of the traditionally popular Boxing Day sales. Six million shoppers are expected to spend a combined $6.8 billion this year over a four-day ...
Tesla shareholders have approved a record-breaking compensation package for CEO Elon Musk - a deal that could make him the world's first trillionaire. The performance-based stock award, announced in a September SEC filing, ties Musk's payout ...
Will Stubley, age 33, is the co-founder and current co-chief executive of Year13 - a digital education platform aimed at helping young people transition from school to further education and work. Raised on Sydney's Northern Beaches, Stubley continues ...
Is vertical selling in healthcare putting profits over patients? Kickstart weight loss. Curb cravings. Turn down food noise. That's the promise from Juniper, one of a growing number of telehealth start-ups selling weight-loss programs online. What ...
The Payday Super laws successfully passed through the Senate this week - here's what it means for workers and employers. From July 1, 2026, employers will be required to pay employees' super contributions at the same time as salary and wages. ...
A new wave of superannuation changes is on the horizon, so what could they mean for your retirement? This week on the Friends With Money podcast, Money's Tom Watson is joined by Shane Hancock, general manager of retirement at AustralianSuper, to ...
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