Dominic Powell is the Money Editor for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.
Nearly two-thirds of Gen Z use social media for financial information, but not all “finfluencers” are what they seem.
A new investing trend has young people in the US betting on real-world events. In Australia, we’re wiser than that.
Short selling is profiting from an asset’s price decreasing, and with global markets in decline, now could be the time to give it a go.
The new tax, which is on track for a July introduction, has some losing their minds and others less sympathetic.
There are plenty of good strategies to start saving for a house deposit while you’re young, even if it all feels a bit overwhelming.
Overseas travellers are not the only ones benefiting from the soaring Aussie dollar. Savvy investors and shoppers, take note.
Yes, everything is getting more and more expensive – but sometimes inflation can be a good thing.
The strategy allows you to buy where your budget permits, but keeps you renting in your preferred spot. Like everything, there are pros and cons.
If you want to be more consistent with your money this year, try to nail down how you’ll go about it before setting a goal of how much you want to save or invest.
A few simple, practical steps in January can help get you on the right money track for the year.