Australia's housing market has spent the past few years rising through interest rate hikes, inflation, and construction bottlenecks. As 2026 approaches, new forecasts show a market split in two: wealthier buyers with equity and family support on ...
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Inflation rose 3.8% in the year to October, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), beating market expectations of 3.6%. The largest contributors to annual inflation were housing (+5.9%), clothing and footwear (5.4%), education (5.4%) ...
When words, tweets, and even sneakers go wrong, markets can move fast. From boardroom blunders to social media chaos, history is full of moments where a single slip sent share prices tumbling. In the past decade, we've seen everything from a Campbell's ...
Ready to start building a deposit towards your first home? The First Home Super Saver Scheme could help you reach your target faster. This week on the Friends With Money podcast, Money's Tom Watson is joined by Derek Gascoigne, private client adviser ...
If you've ever thought about investing in fine wine, France's most famous wine region is giving everyday investors a compelling entry point. The 2022 Bordeaux vintage is being billed as the "vintage of the century", with critics calling it the ...
The federal government's new Support at Home reforms came into effect in November, aiming to simplify aged care and help older Australians remain at home longer. But early signs suggest the changes may be driving more families toward private care ...
It's holiday season again and, with any luck, an opportunity to settle down with a good book. Here, Money magazine, in conjunction with Dymocks, shares a list of the best fiction and non-fiction titles to read over summer. Enter now for your chance ...
Commonwealth Bank chief executive Matt Comyn made headlines this week after urging Canberra to slash migration to around 180,000 a year. That single comment dominated the news cycle, sparked political backlash and drowned out everything else he said. ...
Will the Tax Office kill off holiday homes? Time could be ticking on the property investment party, and a dud super fund can leave you $205,000 poorer in retirement. Here are five things you may have missed this week. ATO cracks down on holiday homes ...
At a glance ETFs are now a common entry point for new investors, especially younger Australians. Many say ETFs boost their knowledge and confidence, but non-investors still lack understanding. People buy ETFs for diversification, low fees and easy access. ...
