The Bucket List is a movie about a list of things that two men plan to achieve before they die, what about in real life? Mark Bouris discusses

Large measurements are important indicators of economic wellbeing, but economies come down to households having enough confidence to commit to property purchases.

If we do see a couple of rate rises later in the year, business borrowers must stay vigilant about their interest rates and loan security.

Competition assumes you will spend where the lowest price and best product offering come together, but competition has taken a strange turn in bank mortgages

Mark Bouris follows up from last week’s chat about super, by looking at how it impacts retirement savings.

Australians are not saving enough for a self-funded retirement. Or should I say, they are not putting away enough now to live at the standard they want to live at in retirement.

Lending is too heavily concentrated in the hands of the 4 majors, which are ‘too big to fail’ with profits and pay-packets underwritten by taxpayers at the expense of choice

With inflation coming in lower than expected on Wednesday, speculation has mounted that we could see another rate cut as soon as February.

Cash investors who are either retired or are on the verge of it, are alarmed at the direction of official interest rates

Mark Bouris looks at being active about where your money is and how much it is earning