Mike Taylor writes that the popularity of self-managed superannuation funds and the failure of the so-called limited licensing regime may make SMSFs the test-bed for prop...

As rising concerns mount about rising inflations, writes Joel Connell, will this be a prompt for market participants to focus on key fundamentals which have been ignored ...

Government debt accumulated during the COVID-19 pandemic will set a precedent for the next economic cycle, Kerry Craig, writes....

New growth can stem from the wreckage of the established, writes Lawrence Lam, a principle that also applies to equities. ...

With claims handling moving into a front-line service, it is vital for the insurance industry to balance digitisation with human empathy, writes Jenny Oliver....

Outsider would never be so unkind as to repeat the rather cruel description of Magellan boss, Hamish Douglass as “the San Pellegrino of Australian funds management” just ...

It goes without saying that Outsider is an elderly gent who sometimes struggles to keep up with modern practices and idioms....

“Did you know that the marginal tax rate in 1973/74 was 66%? Oh my heavens, thank goodness for the Liberal Party,” our persevering Senator Jane Hume said at the FSC Life ...

As the end of financial year approaches, Anna Mirzoyan gives financial advisers tips and strategies to use with clients and the traps to avoid....

It is high time for the Government to recognise that professional indemnity insurance is a problem that cannot go unaddressed as it moves towards a compensation scheme of...

Mike Taylor writes that political ideology will have as much to do with the future of the superannuation guarantee as economic capability....