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Money Magazine Australia, 1 Aug 2026

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ArticleDATA CENTRE GOLDRUSH

In an age where so much of life plays out online, it’s easy to for­get that there’s a phys­ical nervous centre behind almost every digital inter­ac­tion you have. Every email you send. Every tap of your debit card. Every photo you upload. All that...

DATA CENTRE GOLDRUSH

ArticlePROPERTY PROFITS

More than half of Aus­tralian res­id­en­tial prop­erty investors fol­low a well-worn path to longterm wealth cre­ation and build­ing a port­fo­lio. They find an estab­lished prop­erty, put in a ten­ant, claim the deduc­tions in their tax return each...

PROPERTY PROFITS

ArticleTOP 20 SUPER FUNDS

Rank: Funds are ranked against all MySu­per invest­ment options in Aus­tralia. Indices and aver­ages: To pro­duce these indices, Rain­maker ana­lyses the res­ults of more than 3300 invest­ment options.

TOP 20 SUPER FUNDS

ArticleFin­an­cial plan­ning:

Over the next two dec­ades, Aus­tralia is set to exper­i­ence one of the largest wealth trans­fers in his­tory. Baby boomers will pass tril­lions of dol­lars to younger gen­er­a­tions through prop­erty, super­an­nu­ation and invest­ments. For many...

Fin­an­cial plan­ning:

ArticleOur experts answer:

NICOLA FIELD Con­trib­utor Not one bit. The mort­gage is paid off. The kids are grown up and have left home (no more school fees!). And frankly, the idea of dial­ling down my work­ing week is fast gain­ing appeal. That makes super my num­ber one...

Our experts answer:

ArticleFam­ily money:

After dec­ades of fall­ing homeown­er­ship for the under 45-year-olds, prop­erty seems to be a little more afford­able. Why? First-home buy­ers are no longer com­pet­ing with prop­erty investors for exist­ing homes. Over the past two dec­ades, there...

Fam­ily money:

ArticleShould we pay off our home or invest?

Hello, Paul, my hus­band and I have been avid read­ers of your column since 2023. Your insights are invalu­able to us, and we are hop­ing for your guid­ance on how to best struc­ture our fin­ances to enjoy a com­fort­able life­style now while...

Should we pay off our home or invest?

ArticleOut­look:

But first, a con­fes­sion. My back­ground is not in fin­ance. I did not study fin­ance, account­ing or eco­nom­ics. I stud­ied philo­sophy of tech­no­logy. I’ll be the first to acknow­ledge it isn’t one of the ‘hard sci­ences’ but I would argue that it...

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