To mark the start of the football season I had a special edition of The Call this week looking at stocks with a football theme. There are some sport-specific shares on the Australian market, but also a lot with directors who sit across football and corporate boards of directors. I picked 10 stocks in this… Read more »
At this time every year I remind share investors that an increasing share price is not the only way to make money in equities. The power of dividends is often overlooked by investors to their financial disadvantage. Australia has some of the highest dividend paying companies in the world. It’s also generally agreed that shares… Read more »
Compared to the rest of the market, the big four bank shares don’t perform well. A common theme among the experts I talk to on my share investment program The Call is their frustration in talking with clients who seem to marry their big four bank shares… they just won’t even talk about selling them.… Read more »
How do you know whether it’s better to go with ETFs vs managed funds, or buy your shares direct? There are a number of investments available to everyday Australians. However trying to figure out what’s right for you and your investment goals is challenging. Especially if you don’t know all your options. You may not… Read more »
Property and shares are the two most common ways of building wealth in Australia. But which one is better for you? Shares and real estate have both generated reliable income and capital returns for Australians over the long-term. However, whether to invest in property, shares (or both) often leads to heated debate. The 67% of… Read more »
There are normally two reasons to sell shares: the value of the shares has either gone up or down. Jun Bei Lui from Tribeca Investments talks us through the highs and lows.
Hi gang, Was chatting with my colleague, David Scutt (Scutty), from our Ausbiz streaming service during the week about all the economic data coming out and what it’s telling us about the economy going forward. I really value Scutty’s perspective because he is a good counter to my natural optimism. In his view, forget trying… Read more »
Australian’s love their big banks. Not necessarily paying them fees or watching them ratchet up interest rates, but as investors we just can’t get enough of them. In fact, most Australians would be an investor in our banks either directly or through their superannuation fund. They have been stunning investment performers run over the last… Read more »
All this doom and gloom from the Treasurer annoys me. I know he wants us to stay in the bunker and not party with our spending to bring inflation down. However… Yes, the economy is fragile, but it’s not too bad. We’re still only one of nine countries with an AAA rating from all international… Read more »
Kochie embraces his inner teen with this Swiftie guide to money – everything teens need to do to get on top of their finances and stay there. If you have trouble communicating with your teenage or adult children about good money management strategies, I’m here to help. Use Taylor Swift as inspiration. Get them to… Read more »
