WHY DOLLAR COST AVERAGE? Pretty much the hardest part of investing isn’t actually picking good investments (though it’s still important, and not easy) – it’s the psychological side. In turbulent markets like we’ve had recently, resolve is tested. “Is my strategy right?” “Do I take money out?” “Is now a good time to invest?” The […]
Knowing why and when to use a financial advisor can be difficult. Many people wait until they have become wealthy to get advice and come into money, often through inheritance or the sale of a business. But there are many more everyday reasons to bring in the support of a professional financial advisor. Wealth is […]
It probably hasn’t escaped your attention that markets have been turbulent this year, and with this period of volatility giving investors pause for thought, I have found myself wondering “how long will this bearish, flighty mood last?.” Even for financial professionals (sometimes especially for us!) this type of widespread market weakness tests our ability to […]
Investing involves risk. In some cases, risk can be reduced by timing the market instead of jumping in blind. If jumping blind – basically investing without doing any research at all - is ever acceptable it’s when the stakes aren’t too high, a bad outcome won’t impact negatively on your lifestyle, and you’re buying a […]
Overnight Asia US and European stock futures were flat on Friday, with global stocks poised to cap their best week in a month as improving economic data provided solace against an acceleration in infections in the US. Contracts on the S&P 500 were little changed after the Index rose in the wake of a stronger […]
Overnight Asia Equity futures dropped and Asian stocks traded in a muted fashion at the start of the third quarter, as investors assessed mixed data on the global economy amid concern over the Coronavirus spread and Sino-American tensions. Shares fell in Japan on low volumes, with sentiment capped as confidence among large manufacturers in the country […]
Investing is about making your money work harder for you. We believe it should be simple and rewarding. It can be worrying when stock markets go down. These guides will help explain what to do - and what not to do - during times of uncertainty. Putting time on your side This guide looks at […]
Many workers approaching retirement age have probably worked for several companies in their lifetime, and with it, contributed towards several pensions. Employees don’t always understand work pensions and assume they lose it or forget about it when they change jobs. The burning question is whether it is advisable to consolidate all these pensions into one […]
Fidelity International Global recently published this article today, (November 18, 2019). US markets US equities rose Friday after upbeat comments on prospects for a US-China trade deal from White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow. The Dow industrial average and the S&P 500 both rose 0.8 percent, and the NASDAQ gained 0.7 percent. Kudlow said the […]
As an expat in a new country, you are living the dream. Your salary is often much higher than back home and you are exposed to a higher quality of life. It is very easy for new expats to go on a spending spree when they first receive their expat salaries. They want to experience the local […]
