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Investing
What every investor should know about insider trading
An Australian fund manager has been jailed for insider trading - but could you break the rules without even knowing it?
Ask Paul: How to invest for our grandchild in Australia?
Looking to invest for a grandchild in Australia? Here's how ETFs, shares and simple money lessons can help you grow a long-term nest egg for the next generation.
Why this investment manager topped the charts in 2026
From active management to portfolio diversification, here's what helped one investment manager stand out in Money's 2026 Best of the Best awards.
The rise of female millionaires: Three lessons investors can’t afford to miss
Female millionaires are reshaping investing. Here are three powerful lessons every investor should know to grow wealth.
Australia’s best private credit funds revealed
Explore the top private credit funds in Australia for 2026. Learn what makes these funds stand out for consistency and low volatility.
Ask Paul: I migrated to Australia with $1500 and a suitcase
Deepak migrated to Australia in 2008 with just $1500 - should he buy another property, invest in shares, or boost super for the best long-term wealth strategy?
Australia’s best-value term deposits revealed for 2026
Looking to lock in your savings? Which banks offer the best long-term term deposit rates in 2026? Find out who tops the list.
How one investor turned $500K into millions with themes
Spotting the beginning - and end - of the next big theme was the secret to Bali Boy's success.
13 questions to ask before you invest in 2026
Want to start investing in 2026? Here are the crucial questions you need to ask, from costs to fine print to understanding your ultimate goal.
Ask Paul: Which money plan is better – mine or my husband’s?
Investment property or shares? Mary and her husband disagree on where to invest in the next few years, so who does Paul Clitheroe side with?