Why diverse investing can be useful to new investors
Whenever you Google 'investing', you'll see the word diversification. Diversity is a popular term in all walks of life to be sure, and the share market is clearly no exception.
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Will banks lend you money to invest in shares?
Yes, there are lenders which will allow you to borrow money for the purpose of investing in shares.
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Can I transfer my share holdings from one platform to another?
If you're looking to change share trading platforms, then you'll likely need to transfer your shares across to your new account.
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Ways to invest your money to meet your financial goals
When it comes to investing, especially if you’re a newbie investor, there can be a lot to take in. From investing in stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs), to government bonds, fixed interest investments like term deposits, and even property, there are loads of different ways you can invest your money. So, where (and how) do you start investing?
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Superhero and Swyftx set to merge by early 2023
Fintechs Superhero and Swyftx have announced their intention to merge into a $1.5 billion digital and traditional finance giant.
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Young Aussies are turning into patient share investors, not just cryptocurrency enthusiasts
The last few years have seen record house prices, as well as lots of global uncertainty. This has made a lot of young people question and prioritise their finances.
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What do higher interest rates mean for the Aussie share market?
The Reserve Bank of Australia has begun unwinding its pandemic-era interest rate cuts, leading many to wonder what this will mean for households, businesses and, of course, shares.
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Aussie women are more experienced at investing than men, says Superhero
Share trading and superannuation platform, Superhero, says that women have been investing for a longer time than men.
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How to invest in ETFs
If you’ve been within an inch of a conversation about investing in the last few years, you might’ve heard the term ‘exchange-traded funds’ thrown about.
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Millennials and Gen Z are more financially savvy than their parents, says Global Prime
A study of 1,005 Australians commissioned by the online trader and conducted by research agency The Digital Edge found that 32% of millennials are better educated when it comes to finance.
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