Brad Krauskopf measures his success by bumping into people. Not physically walking into them but rather how many he sees and speaks to as he walks around his rapidly growing business empire. In order to be big in his chosen field, Krauskopf needs to ...
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When it comes to credit cards, it's easy to believe a rewards card will give you something back. But over a third of rewards card holders say it is the opposite - instead of rewards, their card costs them money to maintain. Thirty-seven per cent ...
Which Australian sharemarket sectors perform well after an election? The Australian sharemarket typically rallies after a federal election if you analyse the results of the last 23 elections. But what sectors do the best? Resources have historically ...
At 88 years old, Warren Buffett still reigns as the world's most famous and profitable investor. Though some industry observers question whether the "sage of Omaha" still has what it takes to continue to invest successfully after several decades ...
If you are a self-funded retiree with a self-managed super fund, chances are you are nervous about Labor's policy to remove the refund of excess franking credits. But there is a way to keep all your franking credits. You could switch partially or fully ...
The Coalition has committed to establishing a first home loan deposit scheme, but what will it cost and who can access it? The scheme, which Labor had also vowed to introduce, will allow first home buyers to purchase a home faster, giving them better ...
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has held the cash rate at 1.5% at its May meeting today despite growing expectations of a rate cut this year. The flat CPI reading for the March quarter wasn't enough to drag interest rates lower, although the likelihood ...
Scams cost 378,000 Australians an average of $6000 last year, not to mention the emotional distress of being ripped off. The scamming industry is big business in Australia and, not surprisingly, it has attracted organised crime, which is throwing plenty ...
The odds of the RBA cutting rates have shifted It doesn't seem that long ago that most economists were saying the next move in interest rates would be up. Given that the official cash rate is still at a historically low 1.5%, it was reasonable to assume ...
If I told you that I planned to retire in my early 30s, would you believe me? Understandably, this is an audacious goal, but one I've been working towards, alongside my husband, since my early 20s. It even has a name, too: FIRE. FIRE (Financial Independence ...
