Anthony Keane
Personal Finance Editor at News Corp
Personal finance writer at News Corp Australia: shares, property, super and other wacky things.
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1 week ago |
stockhead.com.au | Anthony Keane
Investing in real estate has made millions of Australians wealthier over the past 50 years, and every one of the nation’s 2.3 million landlords started somewhere. While buying a single residential property such as a unit or house remains the most popular way of getting into the market, experts say there are other options for would-be investors. Knowledge is power, they say, and that knowledge comes from asking questions. Here are 10 important ones to ask. 1 WHY AM I INVESTING IN PROPERTY?
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2 weeks ago |
stockhead.com.au | Anthony Keane
Our big supermarket companies such Woolworths and Coles have been unfairly accused of price gouging by an Albanese government wanting to look tough. While shoppers may feel under attack at the checkout as they face ever-growing grocery bills, it is not price gouging, and a recent report by consumer watchdog the ACCC confirmed this.
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3 weeks ago |
stockhead.com.au | Anthony Keane
Gold’s record-breaking run shows no signs of slowing as geopolitical and financial chaos envelope the globe, but is it too late for investors to join the party? The precious metal has surged almost 60 per cent higher over the past few years, currently trading above $US3100 an ounce, and projections for its potential future path range from $US3200 to $US4500.
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3 weeks ago |
stockhead.com.au | Anthony Keane
Some investors call them boring, others call them safe, or defensive, but whatever name you give lower-risk shares, it’s clear that turbulence on global financial markets has brought them back into vogue. US and Aussie shares slipped into correction territory – a 10 per cent-plus fall – during March but recovered some losses in past fortnight. Sharp falls are tipped in Australia on Monday after key US share indices tumbled 2 per cent on Friday.
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3 weeks ago |
stockhead.com.au | Anthony Keane
Stock pickers find it tough to make “sell” recommendations when share markets are sinking because they see bargains popping up everywhere. With the S&P/ASX 200 index currently 7.3 per cent below its mid-February high, a federal election campaign under way, and more tariffs looming from Donald Trump, it may get harder still. AMP head of investment strategy Shane Oliver says Australian election campaigns tend to see weak gains for shares amid uncertainty, before a post-election bounce.
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