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Mark LaMonica, CFA

Mark LaMonica, CFA

is Director of Personal Finance, Morningstar Australia.

Why I don't invest in bonds
Fixed Income
Why I don't invest in bonds
Conventional wisdom dictates that risk is synonymous with volatility. Is this something most investors should worry about and is there a better way...
How to set an investment goal
Personal Finance
How to set an investment goal
Have you lost sight of the link between the way your portfolio is designed and the reasons you are investing in the first place?
Federal budget 2024: Treating the symptoms or making the disease worse?
Personal Finance
Federal budget 2024: Treating the symptoms or making the disease worse?
History provides some perspective on the fine line the government is trying to walk on inflation in the budget. 
11 ASX stocks offering great value right now
Stocks
11 ASX stocks offering great value right now
These high-quality companies are our top picks for investors wanting to boost their domestic exposure.
What if you don’t have enough to retire?
Retirement
What if you don’t have enough to retire?
4 steps to stretch your retirement savings. 
4 steps to build an ETF portfolio
ETFs
4 steps to build an ETF portfolio
How to create an ETF portfolio to achieve your goals.
Is a focus on growing your net worth making you unhappy?
Personal Finance
Is a focus on growing your net worth making you unhappy?
We shuffle through life attempting to add zeros to our net worth without pausing to ask ourselves if we are measuring financial success in the right...
Should you pay off your mortgage or invest?
Personal Finance
Should you pay off your mortgage or invest?
Our free tool can help investors decide if they should pay off their mortgage or invest.
4 income investing mistakes
Personal Finance
4 income investing mistakes
Avoiding these mistakes will increase your chances of success as an income investor. 
Are retirement assumptions about home ownership fundamentally flawed?
Personal Finance
Are retirement assumptions about home ownership fundamentally flawed?
We’ve assumed that people will enter retirement owning their home outright. Given increases in home prices is this a reality anymore?
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