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Steve Sammartino sets out his thoughts on what governments should be spending their money on - a new era of building technologically-savvy infrastructure that will support businesses, both employer and employee.

We could spend a big chunk of our life in retirement - maybe 40 or more years. So it's worth getting the facts straight on how to plan for this significant life stage.

Knowing where to park your cash isn't always an easy decision. Here are a few things to consider.

James Ling explores how a technical approach to crypto - and other assets - might help investors to manage risk and the market constants of fear and greed.

One of the most rewarding parts of investing is knowing that the investing you are doing today, could be helping others in the future.

New Year resolutions busted already? As the first month of 2023 ends, Theo Marinis shares his strategy for a New Year's financial checklist that's better than traditional New Year resolutions.

Scott Francis sets out the arguments for a rebalancing of your portfolio in the wake of the dissatisfying performance of 2022.

Experts were surprised by the largest annual leap in household inflation since 1990, with significant increases seen in holiday travel, electricity, and food prices.

How will Aussie shares perform in 2023? Give your savings a 3% boost, and Elon Musk breaks a world record. Here's what you may have missed this month.

Steve Sammartino examines the recent spate of tech layoffs, what it means for those companies and how the silver lining is in non-tech businesses gaining expertise.

Three lessons from the tennis court to improve your long-term returns.

Robert Gottliebsen reviews the world as it stands: what happens now that China has reopened, the dearth of copper and the factors holding back the US.

2022 was a textbook example of the benefits of diversification, low fees and a long-term timeframe when it comes to investing.

There's something about getting timing right that really matters to a lot of people - the right time to get married, to have a baby or buy a home. And a question I'm often asked, "Is now a good time to invest?"

Every investor makes mistakes. After all we're only human. What matters is that we recognise our mistakes and learn from them.

James Ling goes back to basics in the wake of the 2022 crypto wipe-out.