When earnings season arrives, company announcements often dominate financial headlines. But not every result tells the full story, and headline numbers can mask important details. Knowing what to focus on – and what to tune out – can help investors turn short-term volatility into clearer, more useful insight.

Australia’s new rare minerals partnership with the US is reshaping global supply chains – and it could have meaningful implications for ASX mining stocks.

Investing doesn’t have to hinge on perfect timing. Dollar-cost averaging is a steady, proven approach that helps smooth out market ups and downs over time.

We’ve distilled the core concepts of share market investing into five essentials every Australian investor should understand before investing across Australian and international markets.

Understanding how the US market operates, and how to invest from Australia, can help beginners take the first step toward building a more diversified portfolio with international exposure.

The Fed has cut rates for the first time in 2025. We explore why it acted and the potential implications for Australian investors.

With the RBA in a rate-cutting cycle and property prices regaining momentum, what does this mean for Australia’s major bank stocks?

What impact could global rate cuts and a rebound in construction have on demand for iron ore and other key commodities?

History tells us that investors have good reason to consider balancing their portfolios between US and Australian markets. Here’s why.

We explain gold’s 2025 surge, practical ways to invest, and the role it can play in a diversified portfolio.

ETFs provide exposure to a diversified basket of securities, but what are the implications when you hold multiple funds with similar holdings?

The local share market set a new high in June, as the end of the financial year appeared to prompt investors to review their holdings.

Australia is in the midst of one of the largest intergenerational wealth transfers in its history. Over the next two decades, more than $3.5 trillion is expected to change hands as Baby Boomers and older Gen Xers pass on assets to younger generations. This seismic shift isn’t just about money, it’s about values, responsibility, legacy, and purpose.

The start of a new financial year is more than just a date on the calendar, it’s a chance to reset, reflect, and take deliberate steps toward financial wellbeing. Whether you’re building a long-term wealth plan or simply refining your investment approach, July is the perfect moment to reassess your goals, update your strategy, and act with purpose. 

With the likes of Australia and the US seeing an ageing population, what investment opportunities tie in with this demographic trend?

US markets accelerated through May, delivering a performance for the month not seen since the 1990s. These stocks made an impression with Selfwealth investors.

Australian equities continued their resurgence through May, following a positive lead from the US, where tech and energy shares underpinned momentum.

US markets have whiplashed over recent months, with tariffs at the centre of market volatility. What should investors be mindful of?

As Australians approach retirement, financial security is just one piece of the puzzle. Wellbeing – encompassing financial confidence, lifestyle planning and emotional preparedness for this stage in life – is just as important.