Bulls and bears are terms we hear all the time when it comes to sharemarkets, but what do they mean and where do they come from?
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Everything you need to consider when selling shares you didn't buy yourself.
Global funds don't benefit from franking credits, so for an Australian investor this is a low equity yield before tax.
Intelligent Investor has launched an international fund for investors who want overseas shares but do not have the expertise to choose their own stocks.
We review new books from author Gary Norden, trader Alan Hull, and the latest offering from aged care specialist Rachel Lane and finance expert Noel Whittaker.
For a retail investor with small order volumes who holds shares directly, the impact of a second exchange would be minimal.
Changes in value of the Aussie dollar can have a big impact on investment portfolios, with the huge rise in the $A over 2001-2011 now going into reverse.
Find out how your sharemarket gains are taxed here.
Investors who put their faith in the supposed safety of bricks and mortar have been dealt another blow with Provident Capital being placed in receivership.
The Vanguard fee reduction is in keeping with the fund manager's philosophy to pass on to customers any savings that come with economies of scale.
