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Shani Jayamanne is a Director, Investment Specialist at Morningstar Australia.
Shani’s Future Focus column is published every Wednesday. This week, Shani responded to feedback she received on an earlier article and offered a defence of her use of managed funds in her strategy.
ATO data shows that 1 in 5 Australians own at least one investment property in addition to their place of residence. Shani looked at some overlooked tax deductions that property investors can claim.
Vanguard recently announced two new ETF options for Australian investors. Shani explored how these new products might suit different financial goals.
Shani’s Chart of the week weighed up the potential impact of Donald Trump’s tariffs on the US economy.
Joseph Taylor is an Associate Investment Specialist, Morningstar Australia.
Joseph’s Bookworm column is released every Tuesday. This week, Joseph sourced some buy and hold investing inspiration from the most unlikely of sources.
The famous investor Rob Arnott once said that “in investing, what is comfortable is rarely profitable”. Joseph looked at how embracing discomfort might help an investor pursue an edge in the market.
Joseph also looked at two beaten-up ASX shares with moats that could offer a ‘buy the dip’ opportunity to long-term investors. See them here.
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Simonelle Mody is an Associate Investment Specialist, Morningstar Australia.
Sim’s Young & Invested column is published every Thursday. This time, Sim explained her thought process while considering a family member’s question on how to invest $10,000 for the long-term. Read it here.
Sim also looked at what might be next for the ASX’s largest company by market value, Commonwealth Bank.
Mark LaMonica, CFA is Director of Personal Finance, Morningstar Australia.
Mark’s column Unconventional wisdom is published every Monday. This week, Mark let us in on a tough decision he made in his portfolio recently: what to do with a position that had become too large.
Mark also answered an Investing Compass podcast listener’s question regarding capital gains taxes. Paying them isn’t a big deal if it means you’re making money, right? Not so fast. See Mark’s answer here.
More content from Morningstar this week
James Gruber wrote about why Australia’s huge transfer of wealth between generations could be problematic.
Margeret Giles shared 10 of Morningstar’s cheapest global shares with Wide Moats.
This week on Investing Compass
Mark and Shani discussed how investors might think about investing in a post-tariff world.
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