Insights

Theo Marinis outlines a number of financial strategies to keep in mind when faced with a terminal illness.

Two consecutive rate cuts from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) have pushed interest rates into unexplored territory.

Robert Gottliebsen explores different investment strategies given the current low-interest environment.

Scott Francis looks at the risk of outliving your assets.

Licensed Financial Adviser, Max Newnham, answers a number of reader questions regarding family trusts and properties held in a SMSF.

It reads like something out of a sci-fi blockbuster. A man sits outside a Melbourne office block using his laptop. He keeps to himself and isn't noticed by passers-by. He's not interested in entering the building - but he's very interested in what's going on inside.

Andrew Mitchell, Co-Founder and Senior Portfolio Manager at Ophir Asset Management shares his investment process and philosophy.

Bruce Brammall outlines why superannuation contribution strategies need to be completed sooner rather than later.

Mitchell Sneddon shares his top tips when trading an ETF.

Scott Francis looks at the long run investment returns from different markets.

InvestSMART Analyst Mickey Mordech speaks with Dr Chris Mitchell, the CEO of Seafarms, regarding the prawn breeder's business model and its plans for the future.

Tens of thousands of Australians are about to pocket a refund for car yard add-on insurance, and it's worth checking if you're owed some money.

InvestSMART Analyst Rakesh Tummala, speaks with Andrew Walsh, the CEO of IRESS, about the financial software landscape and how the business operates both at home and abroad.

Graham Witcomb explains no other sector has done as well as healthcare over the past decade, and the market dominance of a few big companies has a lot to do with it.

It's a double James week on The Money Cafe, as James Kirby is joined by James Gerrard, financial adviser, for a substantial look at his investing philosophy.

Robert Gottliebsen explains why it's important to keep your finger on the pulse when it comes to change management, and the warning signs to look out for.