Investing
Best Balanced Super Funds: Best of the Best 2019
A big exposure to growth assets, plus low fees, is a rewarding combination for Money's best balanced super fund as part of Best of the Best 2019.
Ask Paul: Want to invest in shares or property – have they peaked?
Matt and his wife have $5000 a month to invest but with dual corrections on the horizon, are shares or property the better option?
How to boost your super balance by shopping at Kmart
SUPERSUPER, a new shop and save feature from GuildSuper lets you boost your super balance by shopping at retailers including Woolies, Kmart and David Jones.
The truth about fund managers: it’s not about beating the benchmark
Fund managers do it (some of them, anyway) because these days many of the very large funds are run by people whose job is not to outperform but to replicate a benchmark.
The top five habits of highly successful investors
It's the small habits that give us the best chance of succeeding. So what are the five habits that will set you on the path of success in investing?
Will the current credit squeeze turn into a credit crunch?
As the housing market continues to fall sharply around most parts of Australia, the risk of the current credit squeeze turning into a credit crunch is real and is rising.
The US recession is coming – you have 18 months
The US bond market is predicting a recession, and it is never wrong, but what will this mean for Australia?
When dividends are not enough: where to invest for higher yield
Forget property trusts, mortgage funds and term deposits. Investing for trong yield and total return, not just dividends, is the way forward for retirees.
The best and worst super funds in Australia revealed
The same super fund has topped the list of the worst super funds for the sixth year in a row, according to Stockspot's annual Fat Cat Funds report.
Five things you need to know about peer-to-peer lending
What happens if you invest in peer-to-peer lending and want to withdraw your money early? We answer your P2P questions.
