According to Chief Investment Officer of AustralianSuper Mark Delaney, a boost in foreign currency holdings is a viable alternative to fixed-interest assets and expects to see the change over the next five years in response to consistently low yields on government bonds.

NSW Premier Dominic Perrettet and Matt Kean being pro-Green is believable in a Labor government but not in a Coalition one. Are Perrottet and Kean giving us a glimpse of our future?

October is “crash” month. Think back to the “Wall Street Crash” of October 1929, “Black Monday” of October 1987, the “Great Financial Crisis” that started in October 2007 or even the “mini-crashes” of 1989, 1997 and 2002.

Are investors correctly sniffing rising distress in the mortgage belt, or is it another false alarm and the shares make for value buying into what’s been a Teflon-coated sector for so many years?

The bank regulator, APRA, has made the test you have to pass harder to get a loan and it’s prepared to get tougher to halt home price rises.

Times are tough for investors looking to add value through a defensive portfolio. For most investors, defensive investing means bonds.

Dr Ross tackles the questions we all have regarding the coronavirus and vaccines plus Paul Walker talks to us about ProcurePro!

Catch up on the big money stories of the day with Peter Switzer and Paul Rickard.

With most of our Premiers playing a safe game, Dominic Perrottet will have to take more risks for his state and the country. If he delivers, it could cement his leadership of the state past the election in 18 months’ time.