u/SINK-2024

Please for the love of all things good, stop messing with the Watchlist.

There have been some of the worst, non-sensical updates made over the past 12 months. Just stop. You're out of touch with your user base.

Absolutely nobody wants to see the date they added a stock to their Watchlist over and above Sensitive Announcements for a stock.

Yeah there are editable columns and you can remove those, but please just stop.

Also, the Announcements are no longer a table of links, and instead are a price chart I have to hover over to read the title? Who on earth thought that was better?
Bring back the table on the Stocks Announcement chart before sundown.

Clearly the incentives driving features and platform development are wrong, because stupid things keep being added to the platform.

We've endured random numbers of decimal places for share prices, low contrast green text displayed on grey backgrounds. Who is overseeing UX there?

We're entering the final week of FY26, did you hit your financial goals for the year? Or did you put the pieces in place for a multi-year strategy?

Were there any big wins? Any misses? Were there any surprises, or was it more of the same?

I just made my final Super contribution for FY26 to hit the $30k concessional contribution cap, and delayed some income to the following financial year (getting paid next fortnight.)

I've managed to continue building a reasonable share portfolio over the year, mostly buying but also made a few nifty sell trades throughout the year too.

In hindsight not taking out an investment loan for ETFs in January was probably the best option I chose not to take.

I'll be looking for a new job in August, have reasonable savings buffer and I'm hoping to be a bit more intentional and selective with where I go next.

I've been contacted by my ISP that my residential NBN plan is increasing from $59.99/m to $89.99/m next month. That's a ~50% increase, that's well beyond any 'inflation' figure I've heard of.

Is this just across the board for all providers? This seems beyond reasonable and an increase I don't think Im going to bear.

I am currently on a NBN 50 plan and am being 'upgraded' to NBN 500. That's an increase in speed I don't think I need, or performance I would even notice?

Are people just bearing these price increases? Is anyone else considering cancelling their plan?

Hi all,

I'm wondering what the market is like for Senior BA roles in Melbourne at the moment?

Let's say contract roles of 6 months or more.

Is there much hiring going on? Any interesting programs of work underway? What sectors?

Thinking about moving to Melbourne in July/August.

Experienced in developing requirements, mapping user journeys, user stories, testing, validation, stakeholder engagement, running workshops, data analysis, etc. All that good stuff. Also a former Big 4 Technology Senior consultant many years ago.