The micro fund manager reported a solid performance with increasing funds under management, revenue and active customers. On the sharemarket, investors have been finding some appetite for this stock, but it’s a far cry from the buying frenzy that took it to $2 in 2021.
A mild warning to the market from this global travel group in October had skittish investors bailing out. Those who held their nerve could enjoy a higher payout and share price if the travel industry picks up in 2025.
Despite Esperance being one of the most isolated towns in Australia, its pristine beauty makes it a magnet for those wanting a slower – and cheaper – pace of life in retirement.
Australia’s largest private healthcare provider is growing turnover, making a profit and rewarding shareholders. It’s still failing to impress a sharemarket that is constantly being reminded of the sector’s poor health.
The biotech giant is poised for a strong performance, building on a solid set of numbers posted in 2024. The wildcard remains a Donald Trump presidency and the potential for disruptive economic policies.
There’s nothing like curling up with a good book. The bonus is that by making it a regular pastime it will offer a range of mental benefits that contribute to a senior’s overall well-being.
Retirement provides the ideal opportunity to pursue different interests. Whether it’s painting, sculping, photography or even learning a musical instrument, it’s a challenging way to develop a different interest.
The first quarter of 2024-25 saw the largest supermarket player grow its sales. This positive result was more than offset by a combination of regulatory and political factors, higher operating costs and growing competition from Amazon.
The Big Australian will have to navigate the inevitable tensions between Beijing and the White House over the next four years. A strong cash flow and rising demand for some its key commodities such as copper and potash will make its task easier.
It’s an enviable record no other listed company can match. For more than 120 years, through major conflicts and economic upheaval, this diversified investment house has always kept shareholders top of mind, not missing a beat on the dividend front since listing in 1903.
