Podcasts & Videos

Retirement looks different for everyone, but planning ahead is the key to shaping the retirement you want.

Want to give your child or grandchild a financial head start? Here's a look at how you can do it - starting with just $50 a week.

Feeling overwhelmed by market noise? Here are some tips to help you tune it out and navigate volatility.

Missed the live session? Get up to speed with 'Navigating the 2024 Investment Landscape' as we distil the wisdom of InvestSMART's recent webinar into key takeaways.

Missed our international investing webinar? Catch up with this quick read on diversifying your portfolio and boosting growth.

Join Tom Wilson as he takes on Owen Rask in a spirited debate on the Rask Australia podcast, dissecting the age-old Australian investment question: Property or Shares? Tom champions the stock market, highlighting diversification and transparency. Discover why shares might just be the smarter choice.

Olivia Long, Eureka Report's SMSF coach and the head of growth for SMSF at Prime Financial, answers subscriber questions on all things super.

Income investing can enhance a passive portfolio, especially with the core-satellite approach. In our recent webinar, we delved into the Intelligent Investor Equity Income ETF, shedding light on its potential for portfolios.

Olivia Long, Eureka Report's SMSF coach and the head of growth for SMSF at Prime Financial, answers subscriber questions on how to best go about setting up an SMSF, what tax is due on the sale of a house, how to design your super for your surviving spouse, what will happen to your $23 million super fund after 1 July, 2025, plus much more.

Uncover the secrets of managed fund performance, the impact of fees, and how to make informed future investment choices in this comprehensive webinar summary.

Join us as we unravel the complexities of investing, explore portfolio strategies, and tackle investor psychology. Dive deeper with our Bootcamp courses and empower your financial future.

The RBA review is in, all 300 pages and 51 recommendations. Stephen Grenville, former deputy governor of the RBA, takes stock of the conclusions but also of a deeper lesson, not articulated: that monetary policy is not all-powerful in controlling inflation or economic activity.