In this issue

*Top 50 share and property buys
*Make the most of the super rule changes
*Profit from the war over microchips
*Family finances: The pros and cons of gifting to your kids
*Manage rising costs of higher education

Setting up a seat at the table

Fact file Topaz McAuliffe Founder and CEO of 15 Times Better, which encourages and supports organisations to set up Indigenous affairs programs. Born in the mining town of Wickham, in Western Australia's Pilbara, in 1980 and later moved to Cairns. First job was at a local sports store; started a university teaching course, but realised that wasn't her calling. Discovering barriers to Indigenous employment changed her outlook; is concerned about the disparity in superannuation for First Nations people. She believes in living for today because you may die tomorrow - \"we had a lot of death being a large Islander family\". Her philosophy is to say yes to everything and worry about it later; enjoys travelling, food and wine.

6 mins

TOP 50 SHARE AND PROPERTY BUYS

Positive thinking prevails

4 mins

Donald Trump gets a crack at a second US presidency

THE IMPOSSIBLE IS POSSIBLE

4 mins

Fight back against scammers

Australians are set to lose up to $4 billion this year here's how to avoid becoming one of the victims

9 mins

Keep on top of student debt

If you're heading to uni, it pays to think about how you'll manage the rising cost

3 mins

Show them you're in charge

Here are seven ways to get your finances off to a flying start

2 mins

Preserve value in a downturn

By staying on top of maintenance you can ensure your home remains in tip-top condition

5 mins

Survive the Airbnb crackdown

Short-term rentals face tougher restrictions and higher costs. So is it still worth renting out your spare space?

6 mins

Make the most of the perks

Give your retirement savings a boost by taking advantage of the latest rule changes

4 mins

How to cash in your chips

Semiconductors are a modern marvel that has transformed our lives - and investors are enjoying the financial benefits

4 mins

Penny hopefuls or penny dreadfuls?

For patient investors who have a high risk tolerance, the rewards can be worth the gamble

5 mins

Look at the big picture

Even if shoppers cut back their spending this year, the longer-term outlook for retailers is promising

3 mins

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