Insights

You may have seen our recent updates regarding the InvestSMART Group business. InvestSMART has been growing nicely and the pace is picking up.

James Ling explores the latest ETF available to local investors interested in tracking fintech, blockchain and cryptocurrencies.

Ever wondered how your own finances shape up against friends, neighbours and even work mates? Let's take a look.

InvestSMART is pleased to announce that its two-factor authentication (2FA) - or two-step verification security system is now live across all its portfolio platforms plus its Intelligent Investor and Eureka Report sites.

Steve Sammartino explores the metaverse and what it means for investors in the company once called Facebook.

Media headlines have been dominated by the COP26 summit in Glasgow. But investors can take action on climate change now.

ETFs pay dividends just like any other dividend-paying stocks, and like individual stocks, these dividends are typically in the form of cash payouts, or issuance of further shares (aka as dividend reinvestment plan).

1 November sees the launch of a key initiative for superannuation - the introduction of 'super stapling'.1 November sees the launch of a key initiative for superannuation - the introduction of 'super stapling'.

Scott Francis looks ahead to the next inevitable share market downturn and asks whether cash or gold is a better strategy.

Lisa Papachristoforos shares her expertise and guidance on some problems lobbed her way in recent months.

Over the past few years InvestSMART Group, our parent company listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX: INV), has been on a journey to create a single platform to help make investing easy.

As Bitcoin-related ETFs list in the US, James Ling reviews new options for investors wanting a local product that taps into the growth of fintech, blockchain and crypto currencies.

Steve Sammartino looks at what Australia could contribute to the evolving world of investment in Web 3.0.

Robert Gottliebsen guides us through the main themes shaping our world and our portfolios, starting with inflation.

Building personal wealth doesn't have to hinge on your partner's financial skills or resources.

For many years I've been encouraging Australians to build wealth using proven strategies like spending less than you earn and investing the difference in quality, mainstream assets. Not only do these strategies work, I reckon anyone can use them.