A strong US dollar – the implications for us
A strong US dollar has negative and positive effects worldwide, and how they play out will have a lot to do with the stickiness of high inflation.
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Investing: 7 reasons strong process is critical
With strong process, you are less likely to pursue the uncontrollable or unrepeatable. Things like second-guessing markets or chasing last year’s winners.
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Are you over invested in the company you work for?
Understanding the risks of over-investing in your company and diversifying your portfolio protects against losses and builds a more secure financial future.
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Silicon Valley Bank – When headlines worry you, bank on investment principles
Rather than rummaging through your portfolio looking for trouble when headlines make you anxious, turn instead to your investment plan.
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What’s your true net worth?
If you make life better for someone else, then you’re worth something. That’s true in business, and it’s true in life.
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First full-time job? How to get ahead financially
The earlier you start paying attention to your finances and putting surplus income to work for you, the better you will be set up financially later in life.
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An introduction to philanthropy
Many of our clients are interested in philanthropy but are unsure where to start. This article shares ideas for getting started with philanthropic giving.
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The role of bonds in a diversified investment portfolio
Taking a global approach to bond investing allows for diversified portfolios that can more reliably deliver investment outcomes.
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Is investing in property right for you?
It’s no secret that Aussies love investing in property. But is property investing all it’s really cracked up to be? And is it right for you? We break it down here.
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Explainer: Should I fix my home loan interest rate?
When interest rates are low (as they are right now), one of the most common conversations we find ourselves having is whether ‘now’ is a good time to fix home loan interest rates.
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7 ways to invest in yourself for maximum life returns
An often overlooked aspect of Health, Prosperity and Happiness for life is making an investment in yourself. Here are 7 ideas for doing that.
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The stupidest thing you can do with your money
A highly prevalent misconception in investing is that if you have access to the smartest people who have access to the best data, you can beat the market.
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7 reasons we love The Barefoot Investor book (and 1 we don’t)
We appreciate the book’s ability to increase the financial literacy of all who read it and relieve people of the pressure of personal debt.
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Case study: Navigating insurance claim options with confidence
This case study shares how you can use insurance claims to your advantage along with financial strategies to maximise investments.
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Case study: Retirement planning
Jim and Susan are 5 and 12 years away from retirement respectively and decided to meet our financial planners to get a solid financial plan in place.
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