Why are people so blind? Ignore the Budget and you could miss many opportunities.

Would you go and hire a new staff member if you were to receive a wage subsidy of 24%? What about other incentives for business?

Eight days into the month and we haven’t seen a Shocktober, yet. Let’s see what our three wise men think about the rest of the month that normally spreads a bit of terror through stock markets, even without a pandemic.

Amid the US-led tech sell off, the BNPL sector has had a decent touch-up, with valuations down 40% from their peaks.

Showing true grit during the worst economic crisis we’ve faced in a century, the Treasurer is of the belief “have money, will spend”. Here’s what you’ll get.

Three wise men chew the fat about the share price prospects for a2 Milk.

I’m calling this Budget the best gift-giving Budget ever! And banks could be the happiest receivers from the Treasurer’s stacked sack.

Each month, you can get insights from experts at our Switzer Report webinars. Here are tips on how to potentially win from infrastructure stocks.

With four more sleeps before the Treasurer’s most important fiscal show-and-tell reveals his plan to nuke this recession, here’s what’s been leaked so far. This is the nuking we had to have!

In Australia over the coming week, the handing down of the Federal Budget and the Reserve Bank’s interest rate decision both dominate. Data on payrolls, job ads, home lending and consumer sentiment are of most interest.

In a speech today (ahead of next Tuesday’s Budget), the PM will tell us how manufacturing will be the platform for hundreds of thousands of jobs.

There are several reasons why a little publicised rule change could give the number of SMSFs another big boost.