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With interest rates on bank term deposits having fallen heavily, many investors seeking income will be tempted to look elsewhere. One option at the moment is the current issue of Australian Unity Retirement Village Investment Notes – Series 3.
Asia is the place to invest, says Dr Shane Oliver, AMP Capital’s chief economist. “Asian shares are likely to be relative outperformers over the next few years, helped by high savings rates in a world of deleveraging, reasonable valuations and relatively strong growth prospects,” he says
Chasing last year’s winners in 2009 could end badly, so don’t ignore the poor performers – and build a buffer into your portfolio.
Managed funds are for you if you don't have much spare cash and want to invest. Find managed funds where you can investy as little as $80.
A good diversified fund is hard to beat. You can pick the level of market risk that you want, from conservative to high growth.
Getting more shares instead of a cash dividend may seem like a great idea, but it doesn't suit all investors.
If you're looking for long-term growth investments but are nervous about the choice, low-cost index funds could be the way to go.
Increasingly, investors want to invest in specific asset classes. Here are five funds that offer different levels of risk.
If you're looking for long-term growth investments but are nervous about the choice, low-cost index funds could be the way to go.
Understanding the tax issues facing your investments and avoiding a shock at the end of the tax year isn't always easy.