etfs
227 results tagged etfs:
Ask Paul: We want to pay off our mortgage by 40, should we buy shares?
At 33, Susie and her husband have set themselves a big goal: pay off the mortgage by the time they turn 40. But is it worth risking their money in shares?
A beginner’s guide to ETFs versus managed funds
How do you choose between ETFs and managed funds? One important difference is how often you want to add in more money.
Where to invest for income when interest rates are low
With interest rates at historic lows, income investing has become a challenge. Here are four options for investors chasing income:
A beginner’s guide to income investing
With savings accounts and term deposits offering meagre interest rates, income investors are turning to managed funds and ETFs. But how do they measure up?
Three ways to invest to pay for your child’s education
Whether you're sending your child to an elite private school or the local public school, you're going to need to dip deep. Here's how to plan ahead to manage the cost of school fees.
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?
Frankly my dear: why I don’t give a damn about franking
Mention the removal of franking credits in polite company and prepare yourself for an hour of indignant lecturing about how unfair it is. But is it all bad?
Where the rich are investing: how do you compare?
How does your asset allocation compare to a typical wealthy Australian? A recent survey of high net worth investors gives you a peek into their portfolios.
Ask Paul: We paid off the house, where to invest now?
Sharon and her husband have paid off their home in their 40s, so where should they invest the money that was going to mortgage repayments?
Ask Paul: We moved away for work and our house can’t be rented
With a house in no condition to be rented and a recent $150,000 inheritance, Michelle asks if she should pay off the mortgage early or invest in ETFs. Paul Clitheroe has a better idea.
