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Share investing advocate Philip Muscatello spoke with Sharesight CEO Doug Morris on the Shares for Beginners podcast about ETFs, benchmarking, and Sharesight.

Sharesight’s technical release notes from April 2019: details of all of the Sharesight features and improvements our development team released during the month.

Sharesight has been named a finalist in FinTech Australia’s 2019 Finnie Awards, in the Excellence in Wealth Management category.

What are the key differences between ETFs and LICs, and which one is right for your portfolio? Let’s take a look at both investment options to find out.

A great way to learn and get an edge in your investing is by listening to podcasts. Here’s our list of top 10 podcasts for Australian investors.

Welcome to the April 2019 edition of the Sharesight20 monthly trading snapshot, where we look at the top 20 trades on both the ASX and NZX markets this month.

Whether you file your own tax return, or work with an accountant, Sharesight can save you both time and money at tax time.

Investors in over 100 countries can now create Sharesight portfolios – with the impact of foreign exchange rates automatically taken into account.

Sharesight now supports 67 global currencies, allowing users to track FX holdings and hold investments denominated in a vast range of worldwide currencies.

Sharesight has expanded our support for tracking fractional share trades on markets that support it to include any stock exchange we support.

We break down who New Zealand’s capital gains tax applies to, and how to calculate losses/gains on share trading activity using Sharesight for tax purposes.

Find out how Sharesight’s comprehensive tax reports (built according to NZ IRD rules) can save you both time and money this tax season.

Investors can now easily import trades directly into Sharesight from 12 of Canada’s biggest brokers, unlocking award winning performance and tax reporting.

Calculate your 2018-2019 foreign income fund / FIF income for filing your IR3 individual income return with the New Zealand IRD, using Sharesight’s FIF Report.

Companies distribute profits to shareholders via dividends after paying tax, in Australia this dividend may include ‘franking credits’ to avoid double taxation.

Australian investment bonds can be a tax-effective way to invest over the long term, with favourable treatment of capital gains when held for 10 years or more.