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Manage those pesky corporate actions before EOFY
There's still time to catch-up on corporate action “portfolio admin” and make proactive investing & tax decisions before EOFY.
Tax loss selling made easy
Lower your capital gain tax obligations by taking advantage of tax loss selling (tax harvesting) — Sharesight's Unrealised CGT Report makes it easy.
3 ways to save money this EOFY
With the Australian end of financial year (EOFY) fast approaching, now is the time to get your portfolio-related tax affairs in order.
Ode to the spreadsheet
It's truly amazing how much time people will spend tinkering away on an Excel spreadsheet, even though there are better solutions. We're guilty of it too.
5 easy steps to get organised at EOFY
Whether you want to check performance or organise tax information, you’re a lot closer than you think to being a “life admin” all-star this EOFY.
Announcing Sharesight Public Portfolios
Sharesight Public Portfolios is a new feature that allows for public access to a portfolio -- Sharesight-lite, if you will.
New and improved Sharesight Help Documentation website
The new Sharesight Help Documentation website features a responsive web design, a dynamic search tool, and regionalised content.
Sharesight wins 2017 Finnies award for Excellence in Industry Collaboration & Partnerships
We’re thrilled to announce that Sharesight has won the 2017 “Finnies” award for Excellence in Industry Collaboration and Partnerships (Australia)!
Sharesight named a 2017 Finnies finalist
We’re pleased to announce that Sharesight has been recognised as a finalist in the 2017 Finnies – FinTech Australia’s inaugural national fintech awards.
Why I use Sharesight to track my portfolio
Sharesight Analytical Marketing Manager Emily Grunberg explains why she doesn't rely on her broker for her investment portfolio performance.
Wrap-up of the 2017 British Australian Fintech Forum
Our thoughts on the British Australian Fintech Forum (BAFF), which took place in London from Wednesday 19th April to Friday 21st April.
How using Super to buy a house robs your future self
The proposal to let young Australians divert money from superannuation to buy their first home is a terrible idea that suffers from short-term thinking.