In the right gear to share rewards: playing the sharemarket through a home loan requires financial acumen and a lot of nerve

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It has become increasingly common for Australians to link house and share ownership. They create equity in their home by paying off a portion of the mortgage, then borrow against the equity to invest in shares. The costs associated with using a home loan to buy shares are discussed.

Personal finance

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Barbies and Boyds: the 'exotic' portfolio

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Advice about making 'exotic' investments in Australia is presented. These investments are most appropriate for larger portfolios where there is not a significant need for income.

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A tricky juggling act

Article Abstract:

Chief financial officers believe they are both stewards and strategists but see themselves as more effective in the stewardship role.

Analysis, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Chief financial officers

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