Practical tips for women to grow their wealth. Learn about budgeting, saving, super advice and more to take control of your finances.

Geopolitical shocks have been a rising feature this year with US “interventions” in various countries – Nigeria, Venezuela, Greenland and now Iran.

If you want to know more about how your super balance compares, where your money’s invested, or who’ll get your super if you pass away, this list is for you.

Australian shares are a key beneficiary of the rotation trade helped by the now concluded December half earnings reporting season confirming that listed company profits are rising again.

Australian shares have had a strong start to 2026 with the ASX 200 up 3.3% and flirting with a new record high. The local market has also outperformed US shares which are down 0.1% and global shares which are up 1.6%. However, this could just be noise and follows a significant underperformance against US and global shares since 2009.

Global share markets mostly rose over the last week. Worries about AI and tech valuations took a breather and the US Supreme Court decision to strike down Trump’s emergency power tariffs with Trump immediately announcing a replacement were seen as having little impact on the US growth outlook but were seen as positive for other countries.

With the International Monetary Fund releasing their Global Fiscal Monitor recently, AMP's Senior Economist, Diana Mousina provides an update on the global debt situation and recent fiscal policy announcements.

Share markets have had a bit of a wobbly start to the year, particularly in the US. This note looks at nine key charts worth watching.

US shares fell over the last week on the back of ongoing concerns about AI disruption, excessive related capital spending and tech sector valuations.

Here are four practical tips that could help you unlock more value from your SMSF, from managing cashflow to exploring property investment.

Discover how buying an investment property through a SMSF could help boost your retirement savings.

Much in economics is shades of grey and so subject to some debate. This has certainly been the case around the rebound in inflation in Australia, the RBA’s response and what’s driving it. This note looks at the key issues.