The big Aussie businesses with most to gain from surging house prices see good news and bad news ahead, depending on who you are.

The prices of what we buy are starting to really hit the household wallet. And it could get worse before prices fall.

Baby boomers were hard to understand for older generations, just as millennials and Gen Z are hard nowadays. But employers must learn to live with people of all ages. Is there a better way?

Dr Phil is telling us cryptocurrency is a fad. Is he right or could he end up being a modern-day Canute?

Is the titbit that Warren Buffet is cashing up and selling stocks a warning that the Oracle of Omaha is getting nervous about US stocks?

Has the threat of rate rises got borrowers on their knees?

For anyone doubting the world is changing following Covid, these two stories out of Europe will kill the confusion.

Normalcy is coming that will unearth an economic rebound before our very eyes.

Worries about inflation hurting share prices makes it timely for me to argue stocks are miles better than term deposits.

US stocks markets were spooked yesterday because of inflation fears, but so far it’s not a big scare.

“Well, I tumble outta bed and stumble to the kitchen. Pour myself a cup of ambition,
Yawn and stretch and try to come to life”. On YouTube, more than 46 million people have tuned into Dolly Parton’s hit 9 to 5. The question now is: working 9 to 5 from where?

These types of price hikes make the economic term “supply chain problem” more understandable to normal people. Because these products are in short supply, these ‘addictions’ are about to cost more money.