In this issue

The Millennial Issue - The Switched-On Generation Handles the Big Decisions
First Home Buyers - How Super Can Help
Student Debt - Pay It Off or Invest Instead
Financial Games - Rules to Follow
Julian Newbould - Move Over Boomers: Gen Y Are Doing it Their Way

The rise of the millennials

This year the first millennials turn 40. Now ranging in age from 25 to 40, this cohort is also known as gen Y and follows gen X (from the mid-1960s to early 1980s). Parents of millennials are usually gen X or baby boomers (born 1945-1965).

10+ mins

Key roles in the money game

Within a relationship, we tend to slip into doing tasks that may not match our skills

3 mins

Where to start your journey

Now is not the time to sit back and do nothing, but nor is it the time to make a decision you’ll regret

8 mins

Prices that cause pain

In a hot market, would-be buyers who do their homework won’t fall victim to an unscrupulous agent

8 mins

What makes a top performer

Picking the promising stocks, rather than following an index, is paying off for small-cap managers

7 mins

Pay off HECS or invest

It’s essentially an interest-free loan, so you may be able to get a better return elsewhere

6 mins

Beginner's luck

Thanks to technology, it’s never been cheaper or easier for young investors to launch into the stockmarket

10 mins

Why predicting the future isn't enough

Thanks to the work of Mr Market, big investment themes – such as a travel recovery – are already reflected in prices

5 mins

Be A Polite And Patient Investor - It Will Pay Off

Hollywood would have us believe the gung-ho Wolves of Wall Street rule the stockmarket. But the stereotype doesn’t hold up in the real world. In fact, there are eight personality types – and only two succeed

4 mins

“I write because I love books and have a story to tell”

“I write because I love books and have a story to tell”

4 mins

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