Insights

Steve Sammartino convinces ChatGPT to create a stock portfolio worthy of the best stock pickers.

Despite the latest bout of government tinkering, super is still a great wealth creation tool. Theo Marinis examines what those with big super balances can do to maximise the benefits.

Scott Francis argues the case for looking beyond Australian shores and shares for investment opportunities.

James Ling shines a light on some of the thinking behind Silicon Valley luminary Balaji Srinivasan's Bitcoin bet.

Scott Francis explores whether an investor can emulate the returns from the Future Fund with superannuation pension funds accessible to all investors.

Having financial goals is an important step to achieving long-term wealth. We look at how to set up these goals, and why saving can help us achieve them.

Australians are being warned to be wary of phone calls and texts that appear to be from their bank, following reports of people losing their life savings to highly sophisticated frauds.

A new report pulls no punches about investing in property, concluding that 60% of investors would have earned better returns putting their money into super.

Rising interest rates don't affect each of us equally, and it can seem as though home owners with a mortgage are doing more than their fair share to bring down inflation.

Steve Sammartino expands on the rapidly evolving debate around AI and why it's likely to keep you awake at night.

James Ling explores the Digital Assets (Market Regulation) Bill 2023.

In the world of investing, simple trumps complicated. Focus on these three principles and you'll get ahead of most investors

19th century American philosopher, Ralph Waldo Emerson famously wrote "It's not the destination, it's the journey" and while this saying has ties to many parts of life it doesn't relate to investing. The destination matters.

Here are three reasons why InvestSMART's Professionally Managed Accounts and SMSFs make great partners

As stocks rise, plunge, and then rise again, it certainly can make one feel a little queasy. The rollercoaster of investor emotions is one ride you may want to sit out.

"Do you know the only thing that gives me pleasure? It's to see my dividends coming in." - John D Rockefeller.