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Jun 2025

Bank Stocks Financials

The Big Four Banks: Which is the best one for investors in 2025?

The so-called Big Four Banks on the ASX are among the ASX's most prominent companies. They are capitalised at nearly $400bn collectively, record among the largest profits of any listed company…

ByNick Sundich

Apr 2025

Blue Chip Stocks Education

Here are 6 of the best mergers and acquisitions on the ASX and 6 of the worst deals!

Mergers and acquisitions on the ASX happen all the time. From the perspective of the company being bought out, they will often be content with the cash, but may occasionally…

ByNick Sundich

Apr 2025

Blue Chip Stocks

What are the oldest companies on the ASX? Here are 5 of them and the secrets to their success!

In this article, we look at 5 of the oldest companies on the ASX. Now, we are not claiming these companies to be the oldest because this is up for debate.…

ByNick Sundich

Jan 2025

Education

What stocks do politicians invest in? Here’s how you can find out where they’ve put their cash!

What stocks do politicians invest in? Is it possible to know? Can politicians own shares at all? Yes and yes to the latter two questions. But the first question is…

ByNick Sundich

Dec 2024

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Australian mortgage brokers write 75% of loans – here’s why that’s important to bank investors

Think of Australian mortgage brokers and the famous Aussie ads that concluded with John Symond's catchphrase, 'At Aussie, we'll save you!' Indeed they can save borrowers, because they (theoretically) shop around…

ByNick Sundich

Oct 2024

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If negative gearing is wound back, could it hurt ASX bank stocks?

Negative gearing is a contentious topic and Australians are heavily divided on it. What is negative gearing? Why is it in the headlines again? It is a strategy that allows investors…

ByNick Sundich

Oct 2024

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Here are 5 companies that use an October to September financial year, and are reporting FY24 results soon

If you thought reporting season was done and dusted for all companies, you'd be wrong - because some companies use an October to September financial year. And these companies will…

ByNick Sundich

May 2024

Bank Stocks Financials

Net Interest Margin: What is this important metric and which bank stocks have the highest?

Investors focused on the banking and financials sectors will commonly hear the term Net Interest Margin (NIM). In this article, we recap what it is, why it is important and…

ByNick Sundich

Feb 2024

Bank Stocks

Westpac cops another penalty for Unconscionable Conduct – should you avoid Westpac shares as a consequence?

Owning shares in a Big 4 Bank, including Westpac shares, presents the risk of your stock running afoul of regulators. This happened to Westpac (ASX:WBC) and not for the first…

ByUjjwal Maheshwari

Oct 2023

Bank Stocks

Is the $173m Westpac impairment something investors need to worry about?

Not for the first time this decade, investors awoke on Thursday to the news of a $173m Westpac impairment. Westpac shares did not fluctuate much yesterday, but they are down over…

ByNick Sundich

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The Big Four Banks: Which is the best one for investors in 2025?

Here are 6 of the best mergers and acquisitions on the ASX and 6 of the worst deals!

What are the oldest companies on the ASX? Here are 5 of them and the secrets to their success!

What stocks do politicians invest in? Here’s how you can find out where they’ve put their cash!

Australian mortgage brokers write 75% of loans – here’s why that’s important to bank investors

If negative gearing is wound back, could it hurt ASX bank stocks?

Here are 5 companies that use an October to September financial year, and are reporting FY24 results soon

Net Interest Margin: What is this important metric and which bank stocks have the highest?

Westpac cops another penalty for Unconscionable Conduct – should you avoid Westpac shares as a consequence?

Is the $173m Westpac impairment something investors need to worry about?

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