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Slow and steady at Transurban
Traffic growth reported at the toll-road operator.
Slow and steady at Transurban
Slow and steady at Transurban
personal-finance
REITs: A haven in a Trumpian world?

REITs: A haven in a Trumpian world?

Equity markets have been lashed by Trump’s tariff policies, yet REITs have outperformed. Not only are they largely unaffected by tariffs, but they offer a unique combination of growth, sound fundamentals, and value.
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Don’t lose sight of what matters: This week’s best investing insights

Don’t lose sight of what matters: This week’s best investing insights

Stay up to date with our best investment opportunities and insights on investing.
markets
Chart of the week: Liberation day ranks amongst the worst selloffs on record

Chart of the week: Liberation day ranks amongst the worst selloffs on record

As Buffett puts, “the stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient”.
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Unconventional wisdom: Is investor complacency out of touch with reality?

Unconventional wisdom: Is investor complacency out of touch with reality?

Where Trump – and the market – might go from here.
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Microsoft earnings: Good quarter from any angle, raising fair value estimate

Microsoft earnings: Good quarter from any angle, raising fair value estimate

Global technology leader continues to perform well.
funds
KiwiSaver Survey | March Quarter 2025

KiwiSaver Survey | March Quarter 2025

KiwiSaver steady at NZD 121 billion.
stocks
3 undervalued ASX companies with sound balance sheets

3 undervalued ASX companies with sound balance sheets

I love investing in companies that boast strong financial positions. These three cheap ASX shares could fit the bill and screen cheaply according to our analysts.
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Overpriced ASX company too successful in wrong channel

Overpriced ASX company too successful in wrong channel

Booming online sales cannibalising more profitable in-store sales.
personal-finance
It is going to be a long four years: Mark’s top articles in March

It is going to be a long four years: Mark’s top articles in March

Morningstar’s Director of Personal Finance was focused on volatility and tariffs in March - just like everyone else.
stocks
More promising signs for ASX listed software player

More promising signs for ASX listed software player

This moated small-cap looks undervalued versus our forecasts. Let alone management’s more ambitious growth targets.
markets
Is the US headed for a recession? What analysts are saying about Q1’s GDP decline

Is the US headed for a recession? What analysts are saying about Q1’s GDP decline

The slowdown comes as US firms stock up on inventory ahead of Trump’s tariffs.
personal-finance
An enlightened dividend path

An enlightened dividend path

While many chase high yields, true investment power lies in companies that steadily grow dividends. This strategy, rooted in patience and discipline, quietly compounds wealth and anchors investors through market turbulence.
personal-finance
Are you smarter than a year 12 student?

Are you smarter than a year 12 student?

I recently presented a personal finance assignment given to year 12 students and here is one reader’s attempt at answering the question.
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Young & Invested: The beginner ETF portfolio

Young & Invested: The beginner ETF portfolio

Diving into ETFs can often be overwhelming.
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Sim’s monthly insights for April

Sim’s monthly insights for April

A break from business as usual.
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