Marissa Prince

Finding a personal loan with good terms can be challenging, which is why some borrowers choose peer-to-peer (P2P) loans. Here is a quick rundown on the current main providers of P2P lending in Australia.

If you’re finished with your summer reads and looking to get back to business, you’re in luck. We’ve rounded up those in-the-know and asked which books they would recommend to fellow investors. Whether you are just starting out or have been investing for years, these paperbacks may get you thinking differently about investing or inspire you to test a new strategy. So, what are experts reading these days.

Trading ETFs or looking to start? Before diving in head first here are a few tips that can make your experience easier and potentially more profitable.

It’s all well and good if the stocks and assets you choose to invest in perform strongly, but if the platform you use has high fees this could easily erode away your returns.

The popularity of ETFs has grown substantially in the last few years. With more and more talk about this relative newcomer on the investment scene, it might be time to get more acquainted with exchange traded funds.

Christmas is arguably the best time of year, but sometimes the most stressful aspect of the silly season is deciding what to give to your friends and family. From a simple gift cards to virtual pets, here are some slightly unusual investment gift ideas you can explore this Christmas.

The popularity of exchange traded funds (ETFs) doesn’t look like it’s going away anytime soon. To get an idea of which ETFs investors are trading, SelfWealth have shared their most actively traded ETFs on their platform from the last six months.

If you’re relatively new to investing in P2P lending? Where do you start? After all, there are several P2P lenders to choose from, so how do you know which one is right for you? Here are the five things you should consider before deciding on a P2P platform.

Often, the state of the economy can influence and shift stock prices. So, to get a better idea of where the share market may be heading, here’s your cheat sheet of the economic signs to look for and what they mean.

Reading annual reports can feel like drinking from a fire hose. There can be hundreds of pages, numbers flying everywhere, and financial gibberish like ‘negative profits' (or losses to the rest of us). So, how do you make sense of it all?