What to Do if the Market Tanks When You're Retired or Close to It Uncertainty is becoming the new normal for investment markets. After the global economy began recovering from the pandemic, fresh challenges like geopolitical conflicts and shifting global alliances introduced new volatility. This can...
Comparing Residential Property vs Shares: A Long-Term Investment Perspective With interest rates starting to come down in Australia, property investing has once again come into favour. After a period of tightening monetary policy, higher mortgage rates and softening prices, investors are now re-entering the market with...
Debunking ESG myths and Trump 2.0 1. Is ESG ‘woke capitalism’ harming businesses in the name of social benefits? ESG is fundamentally about risk management. Just as no investor would fund a beachfront hotel without considering rising sea levels, responsible investors assess ESG (environmental, social and governance)...
10 Steps to Successful Investing in 2025 and Beyond The New Year is the perfect time to revisit your investment strategy and set a fresh course for the year ahead. Whether you’re fine-tuning a well-established portfolio or just getting started, taking a few practical steps can...
Why Does a Consistent 1% Outperformance Matter? At first glance, earning 1% more than the market benchmark might not seem significant. But thanks to compounding, even small gains can add up to a big difference over time. What is Alpha, and Why Does It Matter? Alpha is the...
Dollar Cost Averaging Explained Understanding Dollar Cost Averaging: A Strategy for Long-Term Success Investing in the financial markets can often feel daunting, especially with the ever-present ups and downs. One of the most effective strategies to reduce risk over time, while still capturing market growth, is Dollar Cost...
9 Mistakes of Investing Key Points Many of the mistakes investors make are based on common sense rules of thumb that turn out to be wrong. As a result, it’s often wise for investors to turn common sense logic on its head. The easiest way to...
Falling inflation feels pretty good so far Inflation across the major global economies has come down a long way over the last year. In the US, it reached a peak of 9.1 per cent in June 2022 before falling back to 3.7 per cent in August...