2024 is set to be a transformative year in our relationship with artificial intelligence. With this in mind, Money commissioned eight thought leaders - across financial technology, banking, customer experience, investing, cybersecurity, electric vehicles, demography and homes - to write about how AI will impact our daily lives. It’s a must-read story. Keeping the focus on tech advances, we also cover new ways to home ownership, including lease-to-own and 3D printed homes.
Our cover feature tracks how AI will both benefit and bother us. From the rise of crypto and real time reactive customer service bots that can help plan multiple facets of your life, to self-healing concrete in our homes and deep fake voices on our phones, this story covers all angles…
Including:
- Why self-directed trading apps will triumph over robo investing
- How chat bots will become so responsive they will be able to give out specific advice based on a person’s personal finances
- The advent of easier, faster EV charging plus speedier payment systems
- Bioclimatic building materials that control the temperature, humidity and ventilation inside your home
- The rise of creator commerce
- Why cloned voices are the next cybersecurity challenge
In addition, we offer feature stories on:
- The murky marketing laws that allow companies to spam us
- How micro-investing works
- Famous tech pivots, including homegrown companies Canva, Temple and Webster and Challenger as well as US behemoth DoorDash
The March issue also features:
How second jobs are helping households to make ends meet
We delve into the lives of the one million Australians who hold down a second job to make ends meet.
The shrinking of the public market
Our equities’ market expert investigates whether talk of a smaller sharemarket is realistic, bearing in mind that Australia has one of the highest levels of share ownership in the world (38% of adults hold listed investments).
How to access your super early
Did you know that weight loss surgery is the top reason people accessed their super early? We cover off the steps you need to go through to get your hands on your super plus the pros and cons of accessing your nest egg early.
The truth about rewards
Money investigates whether hopping between credit cards to accrue frequent flyers points for cheap travel really does work out plus how it can put your credit score at risk. We also share the five credit cards that deliver high Qantas points.
Top stories from moneymag.com.au:
- Super contribution caps to rise on July 1
- Will the proposed fuel efficiency standards save you money?
- Who must be included in your will
- Class action launched over high-interest Toyota dealer loans
- How long it’s taking Aussies to save up for a house deposit
About us:
About Money
Money empowers Australians to reach financial freedom.
Money has provided trustworthy, independent content and resources for budgeting, property, superannuation, investments, financial planning, banking and insurance since 1999. Money helps readers from all walks of life to earn more, save more and make the most of their investments.
Money produces a monthly magazine, a weekly podcast, twice-weekly newsletters, the annual Best of the Best and Consumer Finance Awards, and uploads new website content daily.
Money is part of the Market Intelligence (MI) division of global group ISS STOXX.
About ISS Market Intelligence
ISS Market Intelligence (MI) is a leading global provider of data, analytics, insights, media, and events solutions to the global financial services industry.
ISS MI empowers global asset and wealth management firms, insurance companies, distributors, service providers, and technology firms by providing cutting-edge market-engagement platforms and the actionable intelligence necessary to fully assess their target markets, identify and analyze the best opportunities within those markets, and execute on comprehensive go-to-market initiatives to grow their business.
ISS MI clients benefit from our increasingly connected global ecosystem that leverages a combination of proprietary data, powerful software and analytics, timely and relevant insights, in-depth research, as well as an extensive suite of industry leading media brands that deliver unmatched market connectivity through news and editorial content, events, training, ratings, and awards.
Contact details:
Julian Clarkstone
P. 02 8234 7514