Avoid a share market 'buffeting'
Warren Buffett is arguably the world's best investor. When the top dog at Berkshire Hathaway took over the investment firm...
Funding retirement
With the federal government wanting to lift the retirement age to 70 by 2035, it will be interesting to see in what form, if any, this controversial measure manages to make its way through a hostile senate.
Our top 10 dividend cash cows
Investors in these blue-chip stocks would have achieved an average 9.3% annual return over the past decade, and at least the value of their initial investment in dividends.
Tax with Max: Are two SMSFs better than one?
Setting up a new SMSF in pension phase, depreciation deductions, public service super, and more.
ATO backflip on zero interest loans
The Tax Office made a surprise ruling in 2012, but now it has changed its mind.
Riding out the deflation storm
A secular bear market is unlikely to end before global debt deleveraging is completed.
The great collectables dump
SMSF trustees are dumping their collectables in the lead-up to a key Tax Office deadline.
Aust stocks close little changed
Local market narrows early losses as investors weigh war's effect on commodity prices.
The RBA's glass half-full spin is no easy job
The end of the mining boom will weigh on our labour market for some time yet, and an ageing population will do us no favours.
Nine Entertainment refinances debt
Media group to report pre-tax cost of about $35m after writing off loan costs.
Electricity demand will not recover - AEMO
In a major departure, the energy market operator has now given up any hope electricity demand will recover to historical peaks over the next decade.
Demand destruction - Solar, energy efficiency or carbon tax wrecking ball?
Greg Hunt cites AEMO to suggest a carbon tax industry wrecking ball is largely to blame for dropping electricity demand. He's wrong. Meanwhile, solar is emerging as a major market player.
Why Abbott's PPL scheme is a policy for dummies
The Coalition's paid parental leave scheme is not a productivity measure but a cost to the economy that transfers income from taxpayers to families, largely to the benefit of high-income families.
It's official: More divisive than abortion
Democrats and Republicans disagree most on climate change - moreso than on abortion, gun control, the death penalty or evolution.
Arrium refinances $US725m in debt
Iron ore miner says lenders' support shows their continued confidence in the company.
Cashed-up UGL considers its options
UGL's sale of property business DTZ will transform its balance sheet and unlock substantial latent value that could see it become a major player in the construction sector.