Gen Z may follow finfluencers, but their portfolios don't. Investor data shows more balanced investing than the hype suggests. For a digitally-native generation, it's easy to assume that Gen Z investors are building portfolios shaped by social ...
As interest rates ratchet up, Shelby Clark, executive director at GPS Investments, believes private credit will continue to hold appeal for investors - especially when experience becomes part of the mix. For many of us, higher interest rates chiefly ...
Older renters need far more super than homeowners to retire comfortably. This is how big the gap really is, and what you can do about it. Older Australians retiring without owning a home will need about double the superannuation of those with a paid-off ...
Missed a payment and panicking? A former debt collector reveals what really happens when debt goes bad, and what to do first. Debt trouble rarely arrives with a show of fireworks. It turns up as an email, a late fee, a missed direct debit - then you're ...
Australia's private credit market is drawing billions from offshore investors, buoyed by strong returns, record assets and growing global demand for diversified income strategies. A new report reveals the strength of Australia's private credit sector ...
A university degree can be the key to a better career, but for millions of Australians, it also comes with a financial catch that can last for decades. In 2026, around 270,000 Australians started university for the first time. For many, that also means ...
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How shares, ETFs, crypto and funds are taxed in Australia Investing is one of the most effective ways to build wealth over time - but it also comes with tax consequences that can catch investors off guard. Whether you're buying shares, dipping into ...
Australians are cutting costs but ignoring debt. These six practical steps can help reduce interest, regain control and avoid repayments spiralling. Feeling stretched by repayments? You're not alone. Australian households are under the highest cost-of-living ...
Australians will no longer be slugged extra for paying by card after the Reserve Bank banned surcharges on debit, prepaid and credit cards on the eftpos, Mastercard and Visa networks from October. The central bank says the changes are aimed at making ...
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