FEDERAL TREASURER News & Analysis

Investing in business while wages stagnate is the wrong approach, the Grattan Institute's Danielle Wood has told a Morningstar forum.

Closer scrutiny of foreign deals must weed out trojan horses, says Morningstar’s Peter Warnes.

The closing of another commission loophole is no guarantee investors are shielded from pushy sales tactics. 

A slashed tax rate of 10pc for working Australians beyond age 65 would encourage older-age employment and help defuse the Baby Boomer...

Intense debate about the budgetary cost of Australia's ageing population magnifies for individuals the importance of a financial plan for their...

Can Australians look forward to increased leisure time in their retirement years, or do they face days of penny-pinching?

Tax reform, housing policies and franking credits changes are some of the key battlegrounds as Australians head to the polls in what shapes as one of...

Josh Frydenberg's first and possibly last budget, and one that the coalition is pinning its thin election hopes on, may include several sweeteners...

Australian government revenue is tipped to beat official forecasts by almost $3 billion when the federal budget is handed down next month.

Australian government bonds could outperform US treasurys in 2019 and 2020, as domestic monetary policy diverges from the US Federal Reserve.