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An idiot income portfolio
An obsession with franked dividends means Aussie investors miss out on the big returns
In the baby business
While assisted reproduction can be a prolonged and expensive process, for many women it’s well worth it
When sibling rivalry turns nasty
Parents are asking for trouble if they play favourites when it comes to dividing up the estate
Break for the border
There’s a world of opportunity for investors who venture beyond the small, concentrated local market
Ease stress of divorce
When a couple decides to break up, some emotional and practical preparation can help them through the process
Thinking inside the box
James Chin Moody Co-founder and CEO of Sendle, the courier delivery disruptor Aged 44 and married with two children, he lives in Sydney
Why rising prices make sense
As well as disrupting supply chains, lockdowns are limiting the supply of houses coming onto the market
Top 5 Ways To Add Value
A memorable holiday experience can be the inspiration for a clever, on-budget update at home
The Reserve Bank lifts interest rates earlier than expected
Property has boomed, thanks to cheap money, but rising inflation in the US means that may change sooner rather than later
Take the bite out of vet bills
Buying cover for your furry friend can cut the cost of pet care and avoid heartache
Spread the love
For a nation hooked on real estate, investment trusts provide valuable diversification and liquidity
Retail's rollercoaster ride
As lockdowns change the way we shop, some surprising winners are emerging from the battle for the consumer dollar
It's a big stretch to get on the housing ladder
Many young adults are living at home for longer or getting parental help so they can buy their first home
7 Steps To Building A $100k Income
The commercial sector is seen as too intimidating by many investors, but you can start a portoflio with $100,000 in cash savings
Prepare For A Green Future
It’s not just the big polluters that will have to change their ways. The carbon-conscious movement is catching up with investors too
9 Tips For Buying And Selling Property
1.The Buyers Agent 2.The Budget 3.Lenders Mortgage Insurance 4.Recurring Payments 5.Joint Ownership 6.Valuations 7.Bridging Loans 8.The Real Estate Agent 9.Auctions
Tips So You Can Do Better With Your Money
[Tips So You Can Do Better With Your Money]
Key roles in the money game
Within a relationship, we tend to slip into doing tasks that may not match our skills
Why predicting the future isn't enough
Thanks to the work of Mr Market, big investment themes – such as a travel recovery – are already reflected in prices
Prices that cause pain
In a hot market, would-be buyers who do their homework won’t fall victim to an unscrupulous agent
What makes a top performer
Picking the promising stocks, rather than following an index, is paying off for small-cap managers
“I write because I love books and have a story to tell”
“I write because I love books and have a story to tell”
The rise of the millennials
This year the first millennials turn 40. Now ranging in age from 25 to 40, this cohort is also known as gen Y and follows gen X (from the mid-1960s to early 1980s). Parents of millennials are usually gen X or baby boomers (born 1945-1965).
Where to start your journey
Now is not the time to sit back and do nothing, but nor is it the time to make a decision you’ll regret
Pay off HECS or invest
It’s essentially an interest-free loan, so you may be able to get a better return elsewhere
Beginner's luck
Thanks to technology, it’s never been cheaper or easier for young investors to launch into the stockmarket
Be A Polite And Patient Investor - It Will Pay Off
Hollywood would have us believe the gung-ho Wolves of Wall Street rule the stockmarket. But the stereotype doesn’t hold up in the real world. In fact, there are eight personality types – and only two succeed
Active tactics are out in the cold
Has managed funds’ day in the sun finally come to an end as investors turn to index funds and ETFs?
If it looks too good to be true ...
Nothing riles Money founder Paul Clitheroe more than the fraudsters who continue to steal investors’ money
GOOD DEBT, BAD DEBT
Interest rates are at record lows and asset prices are rising. It’s a combination that could see the smart use of debt give investors a leg-up to increase wealth.