There is a long-held maxim in the property market to "sell in spring". But is it true, and does it apply during this year's pandemic? The saying stems from the belief that when the sun comes out, buyers are about. "It's a combination of three ...
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For many years, financial advice has been closely linked with product selection and its various tangible benefits, such as better investment returns, retiring early, and with greater net worth. Following this year's five disasters of the Australian ...
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says Australia's Budget faces the most severe "economic crisis since the Great Depression". So just how far are we away from recovery? COVID-19 means the Australian government had to spend, spend and spend - to the tune ...
Over the past six months, the majority of the workforce has worked from home with a significant number of JobKeeper payments, and according to a report from ASIC, this has resulted in a large influx of new investors and traders into the stock market. ...
Thinking about a prenup but unsure if it's worth it? Here's when a binding financial agreement can protect your assets, and when it can backfire. The demand for prenuptial agreements (prenups) has risen over the past decade for multiple reasons. Protecting ...
In years gone past equity indices were largely driven by old economy sectors. Macquarie Bank outlines that during the period from 2001 to 2010, 95% of average yearly returns were delivered by what we would describe as old economy or old world businesses ...
An investment property without a tenant is virtually worthless. Even if your property is valued at $1 million or more, if it's generating no income it's a millstone around your neck. Attracting and keeping good tenants is the key to being a ...
Instagram feeds of perfectly-styled rooms and expensive renovations are putting pressure on homeowners to keep up with the Jones - or this season's contestants on The Block. And it's leading to financial and emotional stress, according to behavioural ...
The Australian economy generated 111,000 new jobs in August, lowering the unemployment rate to 6.8% from its 22 year high of 7.5% in July. The shock result sees full-time employment lift from 36,200 to 8.58 million people, while part-time employment ...
Virtually all investors will tell you they prefer companies that are "well managed". But dig a little deeper into the topic and things quickly get murky, complicated and subject to opinion. Let's contrast two companies with a similar number of employees ...
