Pete Wargent and Chris Bates unpack proposed Budget tax reforms, rent pressure, migration and borrowing strategy in this week’s 2 Sense episode of the Australian Property Podcast.
Owen Rask and Drew Meredith unpack active ETFs vs managed funds, Intel’s comeback, tax changes, the best ASX sectors for the next decade, and whether Warren Buffett could have built Berkshire from Australia.
Owen and Emily explore how to start investing, build savings, understand super and navigate house deposits and friendship pressure in your 20s.
Industry super funds have been hit by hacking attempts and outages. Should you be worried?
Drew Meredith and Owen Raszkiewicz break down four of the worst ASX 200 stocks, the Nasdaq rally, Magellan’s Barrenjoey deal and key listener questions.
Owen Rask is joined by Brian Parker, Chief Economist of Australian Retirement Trust (ART), to discuss how ART thinks about runway, portfolio construction, private markets and when volatility becomes opportunity.
We discuss the boom in private credit and the associated risks. What to look for when investing. Plus parents withdrawing all their super?
2025 was a record-breaking year for Emerging Markets, seeing the largest capital inflows in over a decade.
Owen Rask’s most overrated ASX share is CSL Limited (ASX: CSL) and Drew and Owen reveals the names of the 1 ASX stock they would own for 20 years.
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