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Does ‘sell in May and go away’ hold true during the coronavirus crisis?
The old adage to 'sell in May and go away' is well-worn in the investment community, but experts are divided over its value during the pandemic.
Half a million age pensioners to get a raise this month
More than 500,000 age pensioners will get more in their pension after the government cut deeming rates on May 1. So what does that actually mean?
Three tips for businesses struggling to cope during COVID-19
If the coronavirus crisis is squeezing your small business, it might be time to look for a new purpose in order to keep trading.
A stronger economic recovery is possible, says Reserve Bank
The Reserve Bank of Australia has struck a cautiously optimistic tone as it maintains the cash rate at the historic low of 0.25%.
Currencies and commodities that the coronavirus can’t shake
For as long as the coronavirus remains uncontained and volatility lingers in financial markets, at least two currencies will continue to strengthen.
Frugality is the new normal and that’s not a bad thing
After years of being maligned, frugality is enjoying a new renaissance complete with board games and baking bread. Serina Bird hopes it's here to stay.
Ask Paul: I’m 19, is it the wrong time for me to buy more shares?
Lewis wants to invest $20,000 in shares but is it too risky with the coronavirus wreaking havoc on the stock market?
What economic recovery could look like
The economic recovery from coronavirus is sure to be long and painful. Knowing which assets will lag for longer could help better inform your investment decisions.
Would a universal basic income work here in Australia?
The economic devastation wrought by coronavirus has reignited calls for a universal basic income (UBI). But how would it work?
Consumer sentiment drops but it’s not all doom and gloom
Consumer sentiment has posted the biggest fall in 47 years. It's the latest data point reflecting the economic devastation wrought by COVID-19.
