Insights

Cognitive biases undermine your returns. Here we explain the worst of them, with tips to take back control.

CoreLogic Asia Pacific Research Director and Executive Tim Lawless debates the easing in dwelling price declines, and what may move the residential market, save for interest rates.

Financial Adviser Will Hamilton joins James Kirby in The Money Cafe for a chat about the outlook for an SMSF renaissance, the property landscape, and a series of tricky listener questions.

Robert Gottliebsen explores why inflation locally and globally is so low, and the impact technology is having on large organisations' labour forces.

Mickey Mordech speaks with Steve McGovern, the Managing Director and Co-Founder of Dubber, regarding his cloud-based call recording software platform.

Tim Johansen, Managing Director of Capital and Debt at Qualitas, talks moving up the capital stack to pick up the banks' slack, and the two areas of the commercial real estate market where the non-bank lender is looking next.

Mitchell Sneddon speaks with Mark Landau, the Joint Managing Director and Chief Investment Officer of L1 Capital, regarding their Long Short Fund, and why it's trading at such a discount.

If you've got a rewards credit card, chances are it's leaving you out of pocket. The freebies can be meagre, and they can come at a big cost.

Laura Daquino recaps recent director transactions on the ASX, where some of the biggest have been lined with glitter and WAAX.

Four things to keep in mind when trying to get ahead of the investment game.

Bruce Brammall outlines why your franking credits are safe. For now. But is it time to rethink your entire investment strategy regardless?

Our Senior Portfolio Manager, Nathan Bell was the guest speaker on nabtrade's 'Your Wealth' podcast with Gemma Dale.

Isabelle Scemama, the CEO of AXA Investment Managers Real Assets, makes a case for an Australian residential property market still in its infancy.

Scott Francis looks into how fees can eat into your investment returns.

Over the past few years, the term 'negative equity' barely rated a mention. In a booming property market it simply didn't seem like a problem. But figures from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) show a growing number of Australians run the risk of being in the red with their home equity.

Checking out Australian retail property with Laura Daquino, where some price tags don't seem to make much sense.