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The 26-year-old Sydney local has been investing since she was 18, but started taking it seriously two years ago.

Biochemistry student Sebastian Snow joined a trading app that lets investors around the world compete in an online game.

In 2016, Fayme and Miguel Mercado sold their Sydney apartment and invested everything in the sharemarket. But the current market downturn isn’t worrying them.

The average Australian investor believes they need $14,800 to start investing, new research from HSBC has found.

Josh Kennedy may be bidding goodbye to the game, but he believes his sporting career has offered him some valuable investing lessons. He shares his top stock pick.

According to “The Finsights survey report” only 1% of Tanzanians have invested in the capital markets. The survey further informs why – 32% of Tanzanians don’t know what capital market securities such as stocks/bonds are about, 19% want to invest but don’t know where to start, 14% want-

For 29-year-old Dylan Weston, focusing on trading will help him use his portfolio gains to save for a home deposit.

For Charlton Gunn, renting out second-hand vehicles has delivered higher returns than his investments in cryptocurrency and equities.

Conflict in Ukraine is making New Zealand-born consultant Kate Slater reflect on how she can protect her portfolio from future geopolitical risks.

For 40-year-old entrepreneur and investor Marty Spargo, trading futures is worth the risk if you know how to set stop-losses at the right amount.