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Why our $12 trillion obsession with property could be under threat
With interest rates likely to continue rising in 2026, Australian households may want to consider lowering their huge exposures to property.
- Marc Jocum
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Is your investment portfolio at risk of a Trump tantrum?
As the case of Tesla and Elon Musk demonstrated, all it takes is one public falling out with the US president for share prices to plummet.
- Victoria Devine
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Is Harvey Norman beating Amazon? The answer might surprise you
You would have been laughed out of the room in early 2021 if you had told investors that Harvey Norman would outperform Amazon over the next five years.
- Chris Brycki
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Novice to pro: How to go from $0 to $100K in investments
Even if you have thousands of dollars invested, you might still feel like a beginner. Here’s how to change that.
- Paridhi Jain
At 76, Vicki turned her family group chat into an investing club
Discussing finances and investing is close to taboo in most families, but that’s not the case for grandmother Vicki Price. Instead, she actively encourages it.
- Nina Hendy
As Warren Buffett retires, uncertainty looms for Berkshire Hathaway
It is hard to imagine a more difficult act to follow, but what tack will his successor take?
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- Opinion
From AI to Bitcoin: These five trends will dominate markets in 2026
Gold and silver will keep their lustre, but can Bitcoin become their digital equivalent?
- Billy Leung
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I’m in my 30s. Should I invest my savings or save for a property?
Buying property is so normalised that it can sometimes seem like a less risky option than investing in the sharemarket.
- Paridhi Jain
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The top 20 stocks most popular with investors this year
Investors love household names such as CBA and BHP, but analysts are cautioning that concentrated exposure to expensive stocks could be risky.
- Chris Hill
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- World markets
Trump says now is a ‘great time to buy’. Is he right?
While a wash of green on market screens may tempt investors to jump in, analysts are warning against irrational exuberance.
- William Bennett