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Lithium over the past few years has hit the spotlight. Here’s a look into why lithium is currently the hottest commodity on the market.

Investment products and tools have become more accessible than ever. Here are six available investment apps for Australians.

Let's face it, being young today is hard. Rent is expensive, food is expensive, uni is expensive and the less said about housing the better. But even if it will take hundreds of years of forgoing our $20 a week smashed avocado obsession to save up a house deposit, that doesn't mean you can't start investing now.

Want to sell your shares? Here’s our guide on how to sell your shares and what you should consider before you exit your position.

Is there ever a need to invest for a short time period? We speak with Chief Analyst from Wealth Within, Dale Gillham about why people may invest for the short-term and the options available to do so.

Interested in buying Xero Limited (ASX: XRO) shares, but not sure where to start? We take you step-by-step through the process of owning XRO shares.

So you've got yourself some money to put aside and you want to make it grow. Here are some of the best investment options.

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.

Interested in buying REA Group (ASX: REA) shares, but not sure where to start? We take you step-by-step through the process of owning REA shares.

Brokerage fees form a large part of your share trading experience and it pays to be vigilant about the amount you are paying.

While investing in individual bonds can be difficult, there are other options. Here are four ways to buy investment bonds.

Not sure how to start your investment journey? We spoke to four investors from all walks of life about their first foray into investing, and how it has contributed to their financial wellbeing today.

For some people, the idea of owning a home might seem like a light-year away. The Australian property market is expensive and competitive. However, there are options, such as REITs, which allow investors to get a slice of the property pie without a massive down payment.

If you find financial acronyms intimidating, the idea of investing in ETFs and LICs may not be high on your list of options. In this article, we explain the difference.

It's surprising how common some of these bad investment habits are and how easily they can be avoided. Are you making these potentially costly mistakes?

Here are four investment apps that could help you track your investments, collate reports and manage your portfolio.

Generally when the stock markets take a tumble, the gold price shoots up in response. Gold has traditionally been considered as safe haven during periods of instability, whether it be economic or political. But gold can also be useful as an investment in its own right, helping to diversifying your portfolio. If you’re interested in investing in gold, here are some tips to help you get started.

Looking to purchase some cryptocurrency? Then the first step is choosing the right online exchange to trade with.