What’s happening on the Coronavirus front and who’s going to win: Biden or Trump?

Catch up on the latest market and economic news from Australia and around the world.

I’m on a quest to help three people: Andre, you and me! Help me out here.

Christine Holgate’s Cartier watch crisis for Australia Post is a BS, over-politicized story that has meant we can’t see the wood for the trees.

In Australia over the coming week, the September quarter readings on inflation will dominate proceedings.

This Coronavirus allegedly means “we’re all in this together” so why is there industrial action that means retailers won’t get supplies for Christmas? It got me thinking – why are employees behaving like this during the toughest time in a century?

Aussies pay $30 billion a year in super fees. The Government says it can save us $17.9 billion of that in lower fees and higher super account balances with these four Budget reforms.

The expected resurgence in automotive activity bodes well for automotive shares, which encompass dealerships, after-market parts and accessories suppliers, crash repairers and auto financiers.

Don’t underestimate the money you can make from shares and property when a vaccine arrives

Global share markets were mixed last week being buffeted, among other things, by the rising number of new coronavirus cases.

Here’s a fund that focuses on resilient property sectors and properties with long-term leases.

Interest rates won’t be going up for some time, and in fact could go down again.