Your guide to getting wired

Article Abstract:

Individual investors might find economic advantages in buying and selling stock through the Internet. With a $1,500 investment in a home computer and some discount brokers charging about $30 a trade, investors can conveniently type and transmit their order in a matter of seconds. The necessary equipment and Internet configurations are reviewed.

Planning, Electronic trading (Securities), Online securities trading

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Join the club

Article Abstract:

Investment clubs, made up of friends or colleagues who pool assets to purchase stock, are becoming so popular that Adelaide stockbrokers Todd partners have begun holding seminars and selling kits on how to set one up. The clubs are more popular in Melbourne than Sydney and while the clubs are structured differently the motives are similar.

Social aspects, Australia, Investment pools

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Small business benefits as rates war escalates

Article Abstract:

Competition between banks and non-bank mortgage entities are forcing interest rates to decade lows - a benefit to Australians with variable home loan rates. Interest rate monitors say they do not believe there will be another cut in official rates. The rates other investments are listed.

Statistics, Interest rates, Financial instruments

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