bedeep bedeep bedeep… in the latest news to hand… Global market players have left early to go on holidays, having universally agreed that the year of the Rabbit sucks, the market sucks, and that it makes sense to have a little rest before the Dragon enters the scene and provides enough lift to see above…
Tag Archive for Financial Planning Perth
Is the world more volatile post the global crisis?
Is the world riskier? Here is a question received from a client recently. My second question is, I remember a time when things ticked along with the ASX rather smoothly, whilst I appreciate the recent volatility is something that we are not used to, I still don’t get the way the market moves at the…
Financial Planning your super for a specific retirement date
How should your mix of assets change as you approach retirement? Should that mix change at all? What can history tell us about such ideas?
Financial Planning – it’s a mug’s game
Financial planning is in a difficult period at the moment, with many people questioning the value of advice given and the point of following long term plans.
Financial Planning in Perth – Residential Property
Financial Planning for investment in Perth, Western Australia inevitably brings up the issue of residential property investment. Let’s consider the issues as they stand locally.
All Financial Planning Advice Is Biased
Financial Planning in Perth, Western Australia. Why should it be any different to that which is delivered anywhere else? Well, actually… it’s not. Financial planning is financial planning, is financial planning – and that means it is inherently biased. Maybe the title should be “WHY is all financial planning advice biased?” All financial advice is…
Financial Planning in Strange Times
Australian’s are currently faced with a range of difficult global factors that bring uncertainty and fear into visions of the future. How do you plan in times such as these? Firstly, by ignoring the vast bulk of the material presented as news and getting back to working out what makes you happy, what will make you happy in the future, and how much you are prepared to do to make these things happen.
Is it better to buy or to rent a home?
For most Australians, there isn’t even a question in this statement. Retate the question as “when to buy a home”, and you’re probably closer to the mark. Maybe even “how to buy a home”. It is borderline heresay to phrase it as “don’t buy a home if…”. If you don’t want to read my background…
How Do I Measure Risk?
So, what risks ARE you prepared to take? Some people think it is fun to bungey-jump off a cliff or a bridge or a crane when they are travelling overseas, while others are not prepared to do this – whether it be from fear of heights, concern over the health effect on their eyes or…
Is adviser bashing the new black?
One of my favourite stupid sayings goes something along the lines of “…. is the new black” (insert whatever is the trend of the moment. It is ridiculous because you cannot be “new” and considered a classic both at the same time). So i am actually being terribly clever on this lovely Friday, by using…
