The popularity of share trading in Australia is taking off, according to the Australian Securities Exchange’s (ASX) latest report, the Australian Investor Study 2023.
Share trading can seem intimidating if you’re a new investor. Lots of charts and numbers can make you feel like you need to be a maths whiz to even get started. But share trading can be a good (albeit volatile) way to build your wealth over a long time.
New data from Openmarkets’ XYZ of Australian equities report reveals that despite the pressures brought forth by inflation and the cost of living crisis, younger investors are bucking the trend towards selling their equities, unlike their older counterparts.
The National Australia Bank (NAB) has successfully completed the first intra-bank, international transaction on a public blockchain, using NAB’s own stablecoin, AUDN.
Syfe launched in Australia this month, bringing to our shores the mission to “transform the way that everyday people manage and invest their money,” according to Samantha Horton, Syfe’s chief business officer.
Over the past 12 months, share trading platform Stake compiled a Triple J ‘Hottest 100’ style list of the 100 most-traded Australian stocks of 2022.
If you’ve wondered about whether to dive into the world of online share trading in 2023, economists at CommSec are forecasting a 4.7% lift in the Australian share market over the next twelve months.
We’ve all got different ideas of what financial success looks like. There might be a dollar figure you want to reach, you might want a passive income for retirement, or maybe you’re trying to knock Warren Buffet off his gilded perch.
When it comes to investing, especially if you’re a newbie investor, there can be a lot to take in. From investing in stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs), to government bonds, fixed interest investments like term deposits, and even property, there are loads of different ways you can invest your money. So, where (and how) do you start investing?
Fintechs Superhero and Swyftx have announced their intention to merge into a $1.5 billion digital and traditional finance giant.