Insights

Home loan interest rates are at record lows, but not everyone is sharing the savings.

As the All Ords makes another high, Laura Daquino recaps the biggest insider sales of 2019 to date, which all happen to be at the heart of our best performing sector.

Bruce Brammall shows why being the 'right kind' of defensive paid well for super fund investors last year.

The Reserve Bank's back-to-back rate cuts in June and July are great news for anyone with a home loan. They're not so good for anyone trying to grow savings - or for those who rely on savings as a source of income.

Unlisted property funds return as unlikely yield warriors buckled with more tax advantages than some of their more direct property peers.

This week's fund manager interview is with Dean Fergie, the Director and Portfolio Manager at Cyan Asset Management. Mitchell Sneddon spoke to Dean about IPOs, Cyan's investment process and more.

Russell Investments says financial advisers curb five big cognitive biases, adding hundreds of thousands over the course of a lifetime. Can you rein these in yourself?

Robert Gottliebsen explores AMP's share price hit, superannuation, the Chinese retreat, and the new supermarket battlefield.

Laura Daquino peers into the sold-down US homebuilding sector, where housing starts and trade tensions may belie the opportunity.

Scott Francis looks at the benefits of holding global shares in your portfolio, and explains the notion of 'home country bias'.

The quarterly updates for the Low-cost ETF Portfolios are now available.

I'm a big fan of comprehensive car insurance, and while it can be pricey, there are ways to lower the cost.

This week's fund manager interview is with Clay Smolinski, Portfolio Manager at Platinum Asset Management. Nathan Bell speaks to Clay about the big gap between growth and value stocks and which sectors Platinum has been focussing on of late.

More directors step up to the plate amid mixed signals from the technology control room.

Bruce Brammall explains why cash is dead and explores where to look if you're thinking of taking on a little extra risk.

Income is becoming harder to find now the RBA has slashed the cash rate and it's making the average term deposit look grim and could get grimmer. So, just how grim are they?