Come with me for a deep dive into the proposed super tax: what it means, who it hits, and why it could reshape Australia’s investment future.

Labor’s massive win is perplexing. Yesterday’s job numbers had a role to play. Will this make next week’s interest rate cut harder to justify?

With a week to go before we learn of our interest rate fate, the big guns are telling us it’s a done deal. But is it really?

Treasurer Jim Chalmers could soon make a superannuation mistake. You have to hope his boss, Anthony Albanese, stops him from taxing unrealised gains.

Trump’s trade talk team has played soft with the hardheads from Beijing on tariffs and the stock market has lapped it up, big time!

This week will see the number gods drop the latest data developments into our stream from all over the world. These numbers could make-or-break the forecast RBA rate cut penciled in for next week. Here’s what’s coming.

Will Labor's emphatic victory sow a super seed that could damage it forever?

Is employing people simply becoming too hard? Or worse: too expensive? Will the artificial intelligence boogeyman become embattled employers best buddy?

A surprise trade deal between China and Donald Trump should take stocks higher, but should you limit your investing because of Trump fears until then? I’ve got 6 reasons why you should stay in the game, trade deal or no.

Buffett was smart but he has always praised his smarter mate Charlie Munger. This is what they have gifted me.

There’s one standout issue conservatives have to understand that can’t be forgotten by the survivors of this political wrecking ball election: this is no country for old world liberals.

Experience tells me that politicians speak double Dutch ec0-speak to confuse or amuse some of us. In the world of elections and the unbelievable promises politicians make to get into power, be wary!