Tips and tricks for starting to invest
Let's explore the "gold" in gold market and its investment opportunities.
Let’s take a look at the four best-performing ASX stocks in March 2025
Let's take a deep dive into the basics of Dollar Cost Averaging.
Despite a shaky ASX 200, four stocks—A2 Milk, Megaport, Helia Group, and Light & Wonder—soared in February 2025.
Most people have superannuation, but do you know how to compare your superfunds returns to other superfunds?
EOFY is getting closer...and what better way to reduce your taxable obligation than by investing in your future.
This might be the easiest $500 you'll make, and the best part is, it goes towards securing your financial future.
If you're looking to start investing in shares, choosing a share-trading platform is the first step.
Investing in super often gets overlooked, especially when retirement feels eons away. But it can pay off more than you think.
Spread your financial eggs across different baskets to reduce risk.
Stock prices. Graphs. Charts. Let's get into what technical analysis is.
Flux Fam, here's your 101 on fundamental analysis and financial ratios to pick stocks you want to invest in.
Analysing stocks looks scary AF on the outside, so we're going to break it down.
We know you've secretly been asking yourself this question. Let's get into it!
Let's answer the investing question finance bros just assume everyone knows - how the heck do investing platforms work?
The two finance terms that seem the most complicated - superannuation and insurance. Let’s unpack how these two work together.
Making voluntary super contributions might seem daunting, but future you will drink a mojito for current you.
If you've got shares (or you sold some), you're gonna need to deal with that in your tax return.
Hopped on the crypto train? Join the club. Just know that with big gains comes big tax responsibilities.
When you think of stockbrokers…you probably think of Wolf of Wall Street. But that ain't it anymore.
Okay so you’ve signed up for a trading platform, you’ve put some money into the account and now you’re ready to trade. What kind of order do you place?
There are so many different types of investing that sometimes... it can all feel just a 'lil too much.
When it comes to investing, there are more options than episodes of Neighbours. So which is right for you?
Investing is a great way to make your money work for you. Here's a few things to consider doing before you make the jump into the sharemarket.
No, it’s not a Harry Potter spell, Flux fam. But it is super important when a company wants to have an IPO.
When you make money on a share trade or other investments, you often speak about your #gains. But with #gains comes #taxes.
Whenever I heard of CPI, I always thought of first aid resuscitation (but that’s CPR, Flux fam). CPI is a whole other kettle of fish.
NFTs - or non-fungible tokens - are all the internet rage. But what actually are they?
Just like when you and your mates channel your inner-detectives to scope out a new potential beau, companies do the same.
Acquisitions are when big companies buy out smaller ones. Like Square and Afterpay.
While Margot Robbie explains short selling pretty well in The Big Short, here's the quicker run down.
It might be the biggest buzz word in the corporate world, but synergy means good things for companies.
When it comes to financial reports, there’s a lot to get your head around. Let us give ya a hand.
The SG is the easiest way to grow your super - without you having to lift a finger.
Ever seen a company say its “market cap” is $5 billion? And no, they’re not referring to a very expensive snapback.
Split ups can be tough on the ol' love life. But when it comes to investments, stock splits are actually a win-win.
From little things, big things grow - so round-up your coffee purchase to the next $1 and invest the extra!
Don't chuck all your metaphorical eggs into one basket.
Ever wish a company would give you a pat on the back for investing in them? Say hello to dividends.
In business, people talk a lot about unicorns - and they don't mean the one-horned horse. Here's what they actually mean.
Like a place where you trade shoes or books, the stock exchange is a place to trade shares.