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An estimated 900,000 Australians are intending to invest in listed investments in the coming 12 months, according to the ASX's recently released Australian Investor Survey for 2020. These new investors will join the 6.6 million Australians who already ... More

Shares are truly the gift that keeps on giving, potentially providing dividends for years to come and generating welcome capital growth over time. With the festive season approaching, shares can be a handy stocking stuffer, but there are hazards to ... More

The concern about the economic impacts of the coronavirus is a classic example of how fear and uncertainty can create share price volatility (prices moving up and down a lot). As hard as it may seem to buy shares into market sell offs, this is the exact ... More

There's always a thrill in finding money you didn't know you had, whether it's under the sofa cushions or in the pockets of the pants you are about to wash. But there are potentially bigger sums out there for you to find. There is around ... More

The profitability of Australia's big banks has declined markedly over the last decade and the coronavirus pandemic has highlighted just how perilous their financial state is. With less money being made, dividends have dropped or been deferred, so ... More

An Australian investment manager has urged the big four banks to continue paying dividends, propping up APRA's suggestion to use underwritten dividend reinvestment plans (DRPs) to meet the needs of the nation's retirees. Plato Investment Management ... More

The big four banks are on the back foot following an order from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) for dividend reductions, while global credit ratings Fitch downgraded their long-term issuer default rating from AA+ to A-. APRA says ... More

Another week, another raft of government announcements. Here are some of the questions you've been asking this week. You can catch up on last week's Q&A here . 1. Who is eligible for the JobKeeper payments? If you have been stood down or retrenched ... More

Income from dividend payments is one of the key motivating factors for share investors, particularly in Australia. Many long-term investors rely on ongoing dividends from companies and perceive those that pay them regularly as offering greater value ... More

Aussie dividend stocks are no longer a sure bet. In the past, a dividend-producing stock held for an extended period would match or outperform the market, regardless of the business cycle. "That's no longer the case," says Uday Cheruvu, portfolio ... More