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Deciding where to put your money in Australia can feel like a big decision. Two of the most common options are high-interest savings (HIS) accounts and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). While both can help you build your wealth, they serve very different purposes. Here’s a more detailed breakdown to help you determine which is right for you.

Cash in the Bank or Shares on the Market? - Easy Refunds 7 August 2025Cash in the Bank or Shares on the Market? Deciding where to put your money in Australia can feel like a big decision. Two of the most common options are high-interest savings (HIS) accounts and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). While both can help you build your wealth, they serve very diff...

In July 2025, Australian markets showed cautious optimism with the ASX 200 rising 2.04%, supported by strong mining results and stable Reserve Bank guidance despite some volatility. The US S&P 500 outperformed at 2.67% jump with solid tech earnings and optimism over monetary policy. The Australian housing market saw its fifth consecutive month of growth, up 0.6% in June, driven by earlier rate cuts and tight supply, though growth was more moderate compared to previous surges. Inflation eased to 2.1%, the lowest since 2021, and the Reserve Bank held interest rates steady at 3.85%, favouring a cautious approach amid steady jobs data and global uncertainties.

Newsletter - July 2025 - Easy Refunds 31 July 2025Newsletter – July 2025 The Share Market ASX 200 Performance July has been a month of measured optimism for the Australian share market. The S&P/ASX 200 index, which tracks the Australian stock exchange’s top 200 companies, wrapped up the month at 8,716.40, reflecting a 2.04% rise and...

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