The RBA has announced its decision on the official cash rate for this month amid speculation that a rate rise may happen sooner than expected. However, it remained on hold, fuelling further speculations by analysts that the cash rate is likely to increase later this year.

Property prices are continuing to set records, but there is a sense of déjà vu in the market: the current situation is reminiscent of that in 2017 when APRA made a move that contained soaring property prices. Will it implement the same intervention now to the current market?

It's that time of the year again – when investors get flooded with updates from the nation's largest companies about how much money they're earning. Which companies are poised for gains? Read about this and more in this article.

A Tweet selling for more than $3.59 million? A single pixel of digital artwork selling for over $1.7 million? A meme that's worth thousands? Non-Fungible Tokens or NFTs are the recent hype, taking after bitcoin. But what are they?

Why would companies want to divide their stock if they want it to keep rising? The real world of financial markets, influenced by macro trends, is more complicated than what you see in a store window. Let's see how stock splits aid firms.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has held the official cash rate for 2022. As it chose to maintain the current 0.1% - a record low, questions linger. And as we gear up for possible interest rate rises later this year, how can Aussie homeowners keep their rates and repayments low?