How to Manage Lower Investment Returns as You Get Closer to Retirement
A period of low investment returns can happen when you least expect it, and at a time when it is most difficult to deal with. One of the more challenging…
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Retirement: Are You Ready for the Drawdown Phase?
Retiring soon? Instead of asking, “How much can I save?”, you’re likely to start asking, “How much can I afford to spend?” That shift from building wealth to using it…
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Property vs Shares: Which Is the Better Long-Term Investment?
Budgeting can be hard enough for those in regular employment, who need to cover today’s bills as well as, hopefully, tomorrow’s emergency savings and investment in their future. But if you’re a self-employed sole trader, you have three more financial headaches to add to the list: setting aside correct amounts to pay the ATO, covering your own super contributions, and dealing with periods when there is no income flowing in. It can seem like a formidable task, but with the right advice, you can create a budget that will help you to navigate this potential minefield.
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Personal risk management plan – do you have one?
Risk Management Plans don’t only apply to businesses – every person and family should also have a plan to help them cope in the event of an unexpected crisis. No…
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Investing: How to reduce concentration risk
Concentration risk. No, it’s nothing to do with thinking too hard about something. In fact, it’s more likely to be a result of not paying enough attention. Concentration risk is…
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