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Oliver’s insights:- Harris versus Trump – implications for investors and Australia

The US election has significant potential to impact markets. A Harris victory would mean more of the same, but a Trump victory could lead to uncertainty particularly around trade.

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Mortgage versus super – a common dilemma

Are you better off putting extra money into superannuation or the mortgage? Here are some rules you can follow to work out what’s right for you

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Oliver’s insights – goldilocks versus recession

Recession versus “goldilocks” – five reasons why we could still avoid
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Oliver’s insights – home ownership

This note looks at the decline in Australia’s home ownership rate since the mid-1960s and what has driven it.

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Why super and growth assets like shares have to be seen as long-term investments | AMP Capital

Why super and growth assets like shares have to be seen as long-term investments Key points As we’ve seen recently growth assets like shares have periods of bad short-term performance versus bonds & cash. But they provide superior long-term returns which is essential to grow retirement savings. It makes sense for superannuation to have a high exposure to them. The best approach is to simply recognise that super and investing in shares is a long-term …