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En este número

* Beware the creep. When a pay rise backfires * Sitting on a fortune. How to profit from collectables * Aged care shake-up. Who will have to pay more * The economics of regional living *Lowdown on employee share schemes

In the middle of a chain reaction

The aftershocks from President Trump's tariffs are being felt near and far.

3 mins

New definition of the 'Aussie battler

Isit across the desk from families who have ticked every textbook box - solid education, well-paid jobs, a home in a 'good' suburb, two kids in daycare - yet they still sweat the grocery bill.

1 mins

Putting the Al in online retail

It's an interaction that's likely played out millions, if not billions, of times between retail assistants and customers over the years... “Is there anything I can help you with today or are you just browsing?” Like ambient music or excessively bright changing-room lights, it's just part and parcel of the traditional shopping experience.

1 mins

Take advantage of unused super cap amounts

The rate of superannuation guarantee (SG) - the amount of super that your employer is obliged by law to pay on your behalf - is going up to 12% (from 11.5%) on July 1, 2025.

1 mins

Caught out by overconfidence

In the first four months of the year Australians lost just shy of $119 million to scammers, according to Scamwatch.

1 mins

Loyal to a fault?

A slim majority of Australians have never moved on from the first bank they signed up to, despite the potential for better value elsewhere.

1 mins

AMP launches 10-year interest-only home loan

AMP has become the first retail bank to launch a 10-year interest-only home loan for owner-occupiers without requiring a mid-term reassessment.

1 mins

Housing target not on track

Australia is projected to miss its national housing target by an estimated 462,000 homes, according to research by Mandala Partners and the Property Council of Australia.

1 mins

Super's $100k retirement boost

AMP is in the news a lot lately. Now it has a new super feature called Super Lifetime, which could help retirees save more than $100,000 in the first 10 years of retirement, without changing how their super is invested.

1 mins

Profiting from war

As governments ramp up defence spending, investors face a choice: follow the returns or consider the cost.

1 mins

HOLD Brickworks Limited (BKW) The Intelligent Investor Graham Witcomb

After nearly 50 years of cross-ownership, Brickworks and Washington H. Soul Pattinson are finally merging.

1 mins

Big bank hits $300 billion milestone

In a first for a locally listed company, the value of the Commonwealth Bank breached the $300 billion mark in early June.

1 mins

Hot cake sensation

It's hard not to be drawn in by Paul Adam's recollections of his father, Marcel. Born in northeastern France, Marcel trained as a master pastry chef in Switzerland, fought in the Second World War and ended up working as a pastry chef in an English hotel frequented by Winston Churchill.

6 mins

Make sure your investments pass the 'sleep at night' test

Retiree Julie wants to ensure she and her husband are on the right financial track.

8 mins

I can't decide, should I invest in property or a franchise?

I have recently refinanced my owner-occupied property.

1 mins

Investing in a franchise can reap rewards, but do careful research

What makes your question very interesting, Mandy, is that you are not asking me to contrast passive investment options, but to compare two very different opportunities - a very active investment option in a franchise, which would very much rely on your capital, business skills, effort and labour.

3 mins

Spare ROOM revolution

Could Australia's 13 million spare bedrooms unlock the answer to our housing crisis - and bolster your income?

10+ mins

The show must NOT go on

Gone are the days of simple boycotts. The rise of a new form of financial activism targets advertisers to try and make a difference.

8 mins

Power games

Saving on energy costs could be as simple as getting to know your electricity bill.

5 mins

Things are looking up for young Aussies

At last... some financial relief is on the cards.

4 mins

What's the best way to help our kids financially – without spoiling them?

A client recently asked me a question that goes far beyond dollars and cents: \"We want to give our kids a financial head start, but we don't want to rob them of the satisfaction that comes from doing it themselves.

2 mins

Reach financial peace

... in retirement, while also working out the dollar amount you'll need every week.

4 mins

BANK OF THE YEAR Macquarie Bank

Australians are spoilt for choice when it comes to banking. Consumers have almost 100 different banks to pick from.

2 mins

BANK OF THE YEAR - DIGITAL Up

When it comes to managing our money, more of us are ditching branches and going digital.

2 mins

CUSTOMER-OWNED INSTITUTION OF THE YEAR Teachers Mutual Bank

CUSTOMER-OWNED INSTITUTION OF THE YEAR

2 mins

BANK OF THE YEAR - YOUNG PEOPLE ING Bank

Ask any 18to 24-year-old about their key life goals and plenty will say travel.

2 mins

BANK OF THE YEAR - RETIREES ING Bank

It’s probably fair to say that at some point (possibly several points) during our working lives, most of us have sighed and made a mental count of how long to go before we can down tools and retire for good.

2 mins

BANK OF THE YEAR - SAVERS ING Bank

H'ere's a surprising trend. Despite battling a cost of living crunch, Australians are saving more, not less. Data from bank regulator Australian Prudential Regulation Authority shows household deposits surged to $1.595 trillion in March 2025, up from $1.571 trillion at the end of 2024. That deserves a collective pat on the back.

2 mins

BANK OF THE YEAR - PRODUCT

As the world of money becomes more complex, being able to tap into the right suite of banking products can eliminate a lot of hard work from the money-management challenge. That’s where Ubank is setting a hot pace.

2 mins

BANK OF THE YEAR - CUSTOMER SERVICE Newcastle Permanent

Customer service tailored to meet each customer’s individual needs is a key strength of Newcastle Permanent, winner of Bank of the Year - Customer Service.

2 mins

NON-BANK LENDER OF THE YEAR La Trobe Financial

If you're a borrower who can't tick all the boxes, you'll probably find the major banks don't really want to know you.

2 mins

BUSINESS BANK OF THE YEAR Commonwealth Bank

Of the 2.6 million businesses operating in Australia, the vast majority (98%) are small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

2 mins

CREDIT CARD ISSUER OF THE YEAR Commonwealth Bank

Funny thing about credit cards. Recent years have seen a decline in the number of cards held by Australians - from a peak of almost 17 million in 2018 to around 12 million today.

2 mins

MONEY MINDER OF THE YEAR Macquarie Bank

It's always a leap of faith for Australians to hand their savings over to a financial institution, and our Money Minder of the Year award recognises this, combining scores across savings accounts, term deposits, customer service and digital experience to come up with a holistic winner.

2 mins

HOME LENDER OF THE YEAR Macquarie Bank

There's something awe-inspiring about the sheer scale of Australia's residential property market.

2 mins

INVESTMENT PROPERTY LENDER OF THE YEAR Macquarie Bank

Loans to property investors continue to be the fastest growing segment of the market with a 22% surge in 2024 compared with a 6% increase in owner-occupied loans.

2 mins

INSURER OF THE YEAR Budget Direct

Life is complicated and unpredictable that's what makes it interesting. But it always makes sense to protect against the inevitable curve balls.

2 mins

LONGEVITY COVER PROVIDER OF THE YEAR Challenger

For retirees who want certainty of income for the rest of their lives, this year's winner, Challenger, offers a suite of annuity products, including ones that pay a continuous lifetime income stream.

1 mins

MARGIN LENDER OF THE YEAR NAB

Margin loans give investors easy access to funds to enable them to react quickly to opportunities.

2 mins

INVESTMENT BOND PROVIDER OF THE YEAR Generation Life

A stable of investment bonds - to save for funerals and major expenses, such as a child's education, as well as its popular LifeBuilder - that offers significant estate planning features has helped Generation Life win for the fourth consecutive year.

2 mins

Dropping the T-word

Tackling housing affordability is on the government's agenda, but there's still a long way to go.

5 mins

What's happening to ESG?

Cracking under pressure in the US and fracturing in Europe, is ESG investing likely to suffer the same fate in Australia?

5 mins

Mind the gap

Reforms aim to iron out gender blind spots to create a fairer retirement system.

4 mins

Good vibrations

In a volatile world, Australian equities are looking like a ray of sunshine.

4 mins

Pro Medicus and the $1000 fantasy

After a jaw-dropping rebound since early April, here's what this company might be worth in the years ahead.

4 mins

Sound of the future

The Australian healthcare sector is punching above its weight on the world stage.

2 mins

“I thought I understood investing, but the market had other ideas.”

From hardwood to high finance, the six-foot nine forward has gone from chasing rebounds to co-running Dimensional Fund Advisors, which has six ETF products and $65.5 billion under management in Australia.

4 mins

Steer clear of the herd

What do classic cars and the sharemarket have in common?

2 mins

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