Marissa Hayden

Do investors in Australia differ depending on which state they are from? eToro surveyed Australian investors to find out.

A recent ASX study found that young investors are embracing new and unconventional investments, like ETFs. Here's what we learned about how they invest.

Twice a year some investors and market commentators get all hyped up for reporting season, why is that? And what exactly is reporting season?

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.

From rebalancing your portfolio to reviewing your goals. Here are four steps you can take to assess if your investment portfolio is on track.

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.

We looked at some of the top-rated investment apps on Apple’s App Store and Google Play. While some well-known apps made the cut, there are ones that may surprise you.

TED Talks are all about sharing ideas and providing everyone with access to thought-leaders from around the world, from Bill Gates to Stephen Hawking. Fortunately, TED Talks cover all matter of issues and topics, including investing. So, we did some digging and unearthed some investment-related TED Talks that might get you thinking differently about investing.

Knowing when to sell is one of the most challenging aspects of investing. If you’re in doubt about an investment you’ve made, here are a few signs that it may be time to sell.

International trading can give investors access to investment opportunities that aren’t typically available in Australia. The NASDAQ and S&P 500, in particular, can open investors up to global brands like Apple, Netflix and Google. So, it’s no wonder some Australian investors are choosing to invest in US stock markets.

Brexit Day is coming. March 29 is the day Britain is due to part ways with the powerful European Union. Britain’s exit is likely to result in significant ramifications for the UK economy and share market, but what will it mean for Australian investors?

Since cryptocurrencies burst onto the scene they have exploded in popularity, with hundreds of millions invested and a whole slew of different coins, each with their own benefits and drawbacks. The last 12 months have been tough on most cryptocurrencies, but for some it has not been all bad news. If you’re interested in crypto, it can be hard to know which coins to pay attention to, and which ones will be a flash in the pan. So, we had a look at the top cryptocurrencies by market cap and how they have performed in the last 12 months.

India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world, with a population that rivals China. It’s home to the world’s largest democracy, a growing middle class and a number of global companies. We’ve gathered the facts on India to give you a snapshot on a country you may not have considered before.

If you’ve made the decision to diversify your portfolio and invest overseas, the next thing you may want to consider is which country to invest in. To help you out, we’ve taken a look at how...

Last week, tech giant Apple became the first US publicly-listed company to reach $1 trillion market cap. We spoke to CEO and Co-founder of Stake, Matt Leibowitz, about this historic milestone and what it means for...

Most online share trading platforms in Australia have websites that are optimised for mobiles, but many of them lack the convenience of an app. Here are some apps which allow you to trade shares directly, and ones that offer useful information and tools to assist your decision-making.

A well-known saying in investment circles is ‘Sell in May and go away’, but what does that mean and is there any truth to it? We’ve slapped on our deerstalker hat and whipped out our magnifying glass to uncover the mystery behind this popular mantra.

You never know when a tragedy may strike that will leave you unable to work and support your family. Income protection is designed to pay you a benefit if you are unable to work for a period of time because of illness or injury.

At one point or another many Australians are likely to feel the strain of financial stress. There are a few little things you can do make your money go further, protect your current finances and ease your money woes

Often contracted workers are required to have income protection before entering a building site. Here are some need-to-know tidbits about protecting one of your most important assets.