Insights

Recency bias is a memory phenomenon that can cost investors their money. We look at what it is, and why it may lead to poor decision-making.

A look at InvestSMART's portfolio returns for the 12 months to 30 April 2024

Many super funds pay members a bonus when they move into the pension phase. We take a look at how retirement bonuses work and identify some of the funds offering them.

Research shows relatively few active managers are able to outperform passive managers. Find out what gives index funds the edge.

Tax time is not too long away so now is a good time to get your tax affairs in order. Here's what you need to know (and do) before 30 June.

When one of the world's greatest investors shares their wisdom, it pays to take notice. We look at why Jack Bogle's rules can help reduce your risk and maximise your wealth.

Looking to save money on your home loan? Here are four strategies that can help you minimise your interest bill.

Let's take a look at how InvestSMART's portfolios have performed over the past 12 months.

With the end of the financial year not far away, the ATO is keeping an eye on SMSFs. Here are some tips to stay out of trouble.

We're encouraged to grow super savings throughout our working lives, but having too much super can work against us. Here's how to find your super sweet spot.

There are a number of investment trends likely to keep growing over the next few years. We explore three big ones and reveal the ETFs that invest in them.

The old-school envelope budgeting system has made a comeback thanks to Tik Tok. We take a look at how it works and the pros and cons.

Wonder where all your hard-earned cash is going? These nine tips will help put some more money back in your pocket.

There is a way to beat the cost of living crunch, and it doesn't have to mean working multiple jobs. Your choice of investments can see your income outpace inflation.

Chances are you've heard about franking credits but what are they? Find out how the system works and the potential benefits - especially for retirees.

Technology leads the charge... again