Savers suffer as banks hold tight
Deposit rates remain low, despite the fact banks are raising mortgage rates.
Paul's Insights: Lenders walk away from SMSF lending
It's getting a lot harder for self-managed super funds to secure loans for property. And that's not be a bad thing.
Creating a fairer superannuation balance
Creating performance league tables won’t rectify the super mess.
Research Roundup: The three-quarter time update
Checking up on different sectors as we enter the year's last quarter.
Westpac's freeze is chilling for property investors
Forcing some borrowers to find alternative funding will escalate the credit squeeze.
The Economic View: Deficit surprise?
The Government has announced the lowest deficit in a decade, at $10.1 billion, putting a surplus well within reach. Editor Tony Kaye and Chief Market Strategist Evan Lucas discuss the fundamentals.
Director Deeds: A2 Milk, Harvey Norman, and the miners
A mixed bag of very high profile director transactions.
Downsizing, death benefits, and franking credits
Downsizer super contributions, death benefit nominations, and franking offsets.
Paul's Insights: It pays to give high fund fees the flick
Boosting your investment returns is as simple as paying lower fees.
Australian cash invested in underperforming funds.
Australian cash totalling $414 billion is invested in underperforming funds, according to research by digital wealth provider InvestSMART.
Cashing up while the franking hay still shines
Expect more dividends as companies prepare for a major policy change.
Research Roundup: Returns, recession and risk
The best-performing assets since the GFC, and reviving the "R" word.
Understanding Asset Allocation
Don't put all your eggs in one basket. At some stage, that basket is bound to crack.
Property Point: Crash overkill
Talk of a major property crash is playing on investors’ fears. REA Group Chief Economist Nerida Conisbee and Editor Tony Kaye downplay the hype.