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How to protect your mental health during money stress
Three in four Australians are financially stressed. Ahead of R U OK? Day, here's how to protect your mental health when money is tight.
Could your super soon invest in your favourite sports team?
From Ryan Reynolds-backed Wrexham AFC to AFL clubs, major investors are pouring money into sport. Could super funds be next?
Falling house prices could be squeezing your home equity
Thinking of borrowing against your home for renovations, investing, travel or a new car? As property prices fall, you might find you can't borrow as much as you expect.
Private credit – not all funds are created equal
Private credit is one of Australia's fastest growing investment markets, and while this is opening up more options for investors, it's also important to choose a private credit fund with care. Three factors can help narrow the choice.
The property myth that made Australians rich
Think property made Australians rich? It wasn't bricks and mortar that built fortunes, it was leverage. And it's becoming harder to use.
Polymarket risks: ASIC warns on prediction markets
They turn global headlines into betting opportunities and are attracting billions of dollars, but ASIC says prediction markets like Polymarket are closer to gambling than investing.
New super product could add up to $95,000 to your retirement
Brighter Super says eligible members could boost their retirement income by up to $95,000 through a new lifetime income product available before they stop working.
Could new CGT rules make shares more attractive than property?
New capital gains tax rules could shift the focus from capital growth to income, cash flow and diversification.
29 investing terms every investor should know
What is a short squeeze? What does HODL mean? Understand 29 investing terms commonly used in share market news and commentary.
Why scammers are impersonating Kochie, Scott Pape and Hugh Jackman
No, Scott Pape, Kochie and Hugh Jackman aren't sharing stock tips on WhatsApp. But scammers want you to think they are.
