I see any market convulsions linked to this looming global tariff poker game as a chance to make money.

NAB gives rate worriers cause to believe the first rate cut might be February 18 by cutting its fixed rate home loan interest rates ahead of the RBA’s decision in two weeks’ time. And property investors were given a bigger cut.

Are Trump’s tariff scare a stocks buying opportunity? We ask Jun Bei Liu of Tencap.

The Trump tariffs have begun and the burning question for us is, will we be negatively affected?

News reports suggest that the long arm of Donald Trump is set to influence Peter Dutton’s Opposition and possible future government, with the news that like the new administration in the White House, the Coalition is promising to be a friend of cryptocurrencies.

Labor is in a bad way in Victoria, in fact it’s not even contesting Prahran, a seat Labor seems to accept as permanently in the hands of the Greens. What about the Liberal Party?

Only a bunch of nervous Nellie public servants or a team of nincompoops would hold back on a rate cut, especially when they know the economy’s growth has been driven by one of the biggest surges in government spending in recent years.

I have some financial planning clients worried about what President Trump might mean for stocks. Let’s look into this now. Read on…

The prominent chair of ARN Media is calling for an end to the “archaic” laws that would stop his company buying Nine’s group of radio stations.