The importance of retirement planning
Principal adviser and founder Bill Bracey explains the benefits of a good plan.
Author: Britt Ambrose
Correction time? Shares get the wobblies – seven things investors need to keep in mind.
Share markets have hit the wobbles on growth concerns, central bank tapering and Evergrande fears. Seven things investors should keep in mind.
The opportunity called being ‘Young and Free’
When was the last time you challenged your beliefs? You know, the ones you grew up with...especially when it comes to using money.
SFP market update and commentary – April 2021 – your questions answered
Your key investment questions answered — from the global recovery and vaccines to inflation, rates and Bitcoin.
Does money buy you happiness?
Director and senior planner Gary Winwood-Smith talks on his experiences with clients.
Seven key charts for investors to watch regarding the global economy and investment markets this year
Shares face short-term correction risk but should deliver solid returns this year. Seven key charts to guide investors.
Why invest and what principles to follow
Senior partner Michal Bodi explains the reasons we invest and investment principles we follow.
Review of 2020 and the 2021 road to recovery
2020 was dominated by the pandemic but shares held up. Here's the outlook for 2021 as vaccines and stimulus drive recovery.
8 key learnings from 2020
Mainstream and financial media keep presenting us daily with the ever-present worry list surrounding investment markets that relates to economic activity, profits, interest rates, politics, etc. Or by the perennial predictions of an imminent crash.
The long-term impacts of COVID-19 on the Australian economy
As Australia continues to weather the COVID storm, it’s easy to only focus on the present.
Keeping fit at all stages of life
Staying fit is important at any age, but as we get older our bodies change and respond differently to exercise.
How life insurance can help when buying a home
Few moments in life are more exciting than buying a home. And for good reason: it will likely be the biggest investment you’ll ever make.