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Young & Invested: The best global ETF
Discover our top pick for international exposure.
Young & Invested: The best global ETF
Young & Invested: The best global ETF
etfs
Aussie investors sour on this ETF

Aussie investors sour on this ETF

Investors retreat despite positive market sentiment for the asset class.
personal-finance
3 steps to save money when you’re tempted to spend

3 steps to save money when you’re tempted to spend

How to stick to your savings goals for the long term.
personal-finance
Boosting investment income with a covered call strategy

Boosting investment income with a covered call strategy

How to execute a covered call strategy and when it makes sense.
personal-finance
Dollar cost averaging vs lump sum investing

Dollar cost averaging vs lump sum investing

What is the meaning of life? Am I a cat person or a dog person? We try to answer an easier age-old question – dollar cost averaging vs lump sum investing.
personal-finance
Future Focus: Don’t believe in ESG? There are reasons why you should.

Future Focus: Don’t believe in ESG? There are reasons why you should.

Are you willing to put your money where your mouth is?
retirement
The huge cost of super tax concessions

The huge cost of super tax concessions

The current net annual cost of superannuation tax subsidies is around $40 billion, growing to more than $110 billion by 2060. These subsidies have always been bad policy, representing a waste of taxpayers’ money.

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Markets

Index
Last price
% Change
All Ordinaries8,819.600.08%
CAC 407,804.330.17%
DAX 4023,987.56-0.77%
Dow JONES (US)42,866.870.25%
FTSE 1008,853.080.24%
HKSE24,429.231.10%
NASDAQ19,714.990.63%
Nikkei 22538,380.380.44%
NZX 50 Index12,605.930.33%
S&P 5006,038.810.55%
S&P/ASX 2008,592.100.06%
SSE Composite Index3,405.380.61%
personal-finance
Future Focus: What are you giving up by sending your kids to private school?

Future Focus: What are you giving up by sending your kids to private school?

A listener requested exploration of optimising saving for education costs, and the opportunity costs of higher education expenses.
personal-finance
Future Focus: Buying a home out of reach? Try these financial goals instead.

Future Focus: Buying a home out of reach? Try these financial goals instead.

A framework to understand what you want from life and therefore your finances.
personal-finance
Future Focus: A better way to use financial advisers' favourite investment strategy

Future Focus: A better way to use financial advisers' favourite investment strategy

An exploration of strategic and tactical allocation, and an alternative way to use Core/Satellite.
retirement
Unconventional wisdom: Add certainty to your retirement

Unconventional wisdom: Add certainty to your retirement

What a trip to Monte Carlo can teach you about having a more secure retirement. 
personal-finance
Unconventional wisdom: Are passive ETFs leading to lower returns?

Unconventional wisdom: Are passive ETFs leading to lower returns?

Does a study showing investors that own passive products get lower returns mean John Bogle was wrong?
stocks
Unconventional wisdom: A controversial income pick

Unconventional wisdom: A controversial income pick

Rigid definitions of income and growth shares may be holding investors back.
personal-finance
Bookworm: Lessons from Buffett’s behaviour in a long bear market

Bookworm: Lessons from Buffett’s behaviour in a long bear market

Equity indices don’t often fall for several years in a row. Here is what Buffett did last time it happened.
personal-finance
Bookworm: This ASX name meets many of Terry Smith’s criteria

Bookworm: This ASX name meets many of Terry Smith’s criteria

Terry Smith is perhaps Britain’s best-known investor. How does he define a quality business?
personal-finance
Bookworm: An investing lesson from the world’s second richest man

Bookworm: An investing lesson from the world’s second richest man

When it comes to stocks, are you an owner or a renter?