Investor Insights
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Hidden ‘gems’ in the global small and mid-cap market
Global small and mid-cap (SMID) companies are typically situated in the “sweet spot” of the equities universe in that they may offer higher growth rates than large caps.
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Time to take stock of your portfolio
A new financial year is often a good time to take a step back and take stock of your portfolio to ensure it’s still working for your objectives.
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May Market Overview
Julia shares her insights on where to invest in the second half of the year and which regions of the world are expected to outperform.
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April Market Overview
Julia shares her insights on why the current environment is a sweet spot for equities and which sectors are outperforming.
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Cryptocurrencies deserve no place in an investment portfolio
For investors, it’s important to remember: if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
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9 Champion Stocks
Peter Quinton, Head of Research at Bell Potter, covers 9 stocks that should drive superior earnings growth and shareholder value over the coming years.
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March Market Overview
Julia shares her insights on the negative performance of ASX 200 this month, where to find buying opportunities and which sectors to stay away from.
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Younger investors driving change
Younger SMSF trustees will drive demand for greater digital innovation in the sector, as they expect to manage their super in the same way as their everyday banking, social media and household management.
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What are my annual obligations?
An SMSF has a number of annual obligations that the trustees need to ensure that they adhere to or else face fines and penalties.
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As a trustee, what are my responsibilities?
As a trustee, you will need to consider your responsibility before and after you set up your SMSF, your annual responsibility, making super payments and what you will need to do after your fund is finished.
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Why should I consider having an SMSF
From control over your financial future to access to a large range of investment opportunities, there are many key benefits that make the SMSF structure a very powerful and convenient tool.
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Get an edge from directors’ trading
The Directors' Interest tool gives investors insight into management's position on the future prospects of their company.