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The lesson Samantha had to learn about making money as an ultra-runner
When it comes to making money as an endurance athlete, Samantha Gash realised people wanted to hear the struggles, not just the highlights.
What the push for clean energy means for investors
US President Joe Biden's recommitment to the Paris climate targets is driving demand for renewable energy, at the benefit of producers and investors.
A beginner’s guide to HECS-HELP debt
Starting uni this year, or know someone who is? We look into when you have to start repaying your HECS debt and whether it's worth paying it off early.
The cybersecurity company taking on Amazon and Microsoft
This San Francisco-based company listed in September 2019 at US$18. As of early this month, its share price had hit the low US$90s. So what's next?
What you need to know about Reddit, GameStop and the chaos on Wall St
Members of the Reddit forum r/WallStreetBets stuck it to hedge fund Melvin Capital this week by buying up shares in GameStop. The move could change everything.
The best and worst performing sectors on the ASX this week
After a week of globally significant events, here is how the ASX has responded. Plus, what's next for the Australian sharemarket?
Shock tax bills could catch out Aussie expats coming home
Expats who have been living and working abroad for even a short time could have hefty tax bills waiting for them on their return to Australia.
Does Joe Biden’s US$1.9 trillion rescue package go far enough?
President-elect Joe Biden has announced a US$1.9 trillion recovery package to support Americans and stimulate the economy, but is it enough?
Why attitude makes more of a difference than who is president
There are global factors at play right now for investors, but those who have the right attitude will always profit more than those who do not.
What to expect from the markets after a volatile week in the US
After a Democrat victory in Georgia's Senate runoff election and a siege on the US Capitol building, what should we expect from the markets?
