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The ATO has released a super health check – here’s what I would have told you instead
The ATO recently came out with a ‘super health check’. Here’s what I would’ve put into it.
The ATO has released a super health check – here’s what I would have told you instead
The ATO has released a super health check – here’s what I would have told you instead
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How much you need to invest if you started late

How much you need to invest if you started late

In this episode of Investing Compass, Mark and Shani look at how you can make up for lost years.
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One risk after another

One risk after another

Investors often focus on front-of-mind risks, reacting to each headline event without considering long-term impacts.
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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.
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Are investors thinking about the wrong type of risk?

Are investors thinking about the wrong type of risk?

The investment industry defines risk as volatility but for investors the real risk is not achieving your goals.
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Alpha isn't dead. It's being mismeasured.

Alpha isn't dead. It's being mismeasured.

New research shows smarter portfolio construction—not new factors—is the real edge.
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March's best reads from Morningstar

March's best reads from Morningstar

Take a look through what resonated with investors in March.
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Getting rich versus staying rich

Getting rich versus staying rich

Strategies to get rich versus stay rich are markedly different. Here is a look at the five main ways to get rich, including through work, business, investing and luck, as well as those that preserve wealth.
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The thin line between investing and gambling

The thin line between investing and gambling

The line between speculation and investing continue to blur.
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What to do when you inherit shares

What to do when you inherit shares

Implications of inheriting or bequeathing shares
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You can beat the stock market by avoiding its worst days. But you won’t

You can beat the stock market by avoiding its worst days. But you won’t

We put a viral post on X to the sniff test. It didn’t pass.
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3 ways to defuse intergenerational anger

3 ways to defuse intergenerational anger

Intergenerational bickering continues and with over 50% of voters in the Gen Z and Millennial cohorts, Canberra is listening to the grievances from young Australians.
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8 sources of emergency cash, ranked from best to worst

8 sources of emergency cash, ranked from best to worst

If unanticipated expenses exceed your emergency fund, here’s a look at where to go next.
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Young & Invested: What I think is wrong with ETFs

Young & Invested: What I think is wrong with ETFs

Looking back at some of the biggest mistakes I’ve made as an ETF investor.
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Future Focus: Tax alpha is becoming more important than market returns

Future Focus: Tax alpha is becoming more important than market returns

As valuations temper and market returns become subdued, focus on keeping more of what you earn.
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5 decision making models to help you in investing and in life

5 decision making models to help you in investing and in life

Here are the five decision making tools I’ve found most useful when tackling some of life’s big decisions.
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