Why ETFs are surging in popularity with young investors
A record number of exchange traded funds (ETFs) are now listed on the ASX, giving Australians more investment choice than ever before. As ETFs become an increasingly popular way to start investing, an RMIT expert explains what investors should look for to understand the risks and choose the right fund.
Treasury threatens to break up the big four accounting firms as scandals mount
A Treasury options paper has been released on the regulation of accounting, auditing and consulting firms in Australia, to address gaps in regulation of audit firms. An RMIT expert explains the impact this review might have on the professional services sector.
Why shoppers may still feel ripped off under new supermarket price gouging laws
From 1 July, Coles and Woolworths face fines of up to $10 million for item prices which are significantly excessive against the cost of supply. An RMIT expert explains why this will be difficult to enforce in practice, and even harder to win back the trust of customers.
Why CGT concessions are needed to fuel technological innovation and startups
Changes to capital gains tax are set to pass Parliament this week. An RMIT expert explains why concessions for startup businesses are needed to ensure local innovation and industry remain strong.
