The last financial year will go down as one of the worst ever for bond funds. The odds are against a repeat performance in 22/23.

With cryptocurrencies on the nose, is this a money-making opportunity for the brave, or the silly?

Fatigue is setting in, but investors still have an appetite for the big miners.

One thing I can tell you for sure is that it's not always gonna be this grey.

Will July fare better or worse for stocks than in June?

Economic data will determine the magnitude of the next rate rise. But what data?

It’s OK to be scared with so much volatility around but don’t worry about a recession happening here in Oz.

Claire Aitchison of Independent Investment Research provides comprehensive research coverage and commentary for listed managed investments. Here is the latest update.

Mortgage stress is on the rise. Could this push us into recession?

Why has the CBA gotten in ahead of the Reserve Bank and hiked its fixed rate by 1.4%? Is this over the top?

Employers are worried that the 5.2% minimum pay increase will fire up inflation and higher interest rates, and maybe fuel a recession. Are they unnecessarily worrying?

Tomorrow is the start of the new financial year and as always, there are changes to the super system. Here are five important changes that come into effect on 1 July.