The rally from December lows has flowed into April with most markets positive. Global shares were up 4.6% and 3.9% in a hedged and unhedged terms, respectively.
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Market Wrap May 2019: Markets continue to recover
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Market Wrap April 2019: Markets march on
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The market rally that began in January continued more modestly in February and into March, with most markets positive.
Market Wrap March 2019: A mixed bag
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After January’s bounce, February was a little quieter but still ended in positive territory, with global shares up by 3.4% and 5.6% in hedged and unhedged terms respectively.
inTouch Q1 2019
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Beat the challenge of having irregular income by planning your finances.
Editorial March 2019 – Prune, adapt and budget: Managing the rising cost of living
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If you’re organised with your finances, the high cost of living doesn’t have to mean diminished savings.
The increasing cost of goods and services – from food and housing to transport and utilities – is a reality most Australians have to face every day.
Market Wrap February 2019: Shares rebound
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January was a more positive month for investors after December’s volatility, with shares recovering most of their late 2018 losses. Global shares rose by 7.1% and 4.1% in hedged and unhedged terms respectively.
Editorial February 2019 – Smart ways to financially get ahead in your 40s
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In your 40s and still not financially secure? Don’t fret. You can still catch up. Being in your 40s often involves balancing different priorities. For example, you may need to care for your ageing parents, grow your career or business, and if you’re a parent, support your children.
With all these responsibilities, it’s easy to neglect your own financial wellbeing, including building your longterm savings. But it’s not too late to try secure your future. Here are some tips to help you financially make the most of your 40s.
Editorial January 2018 – Five ways to keep your financial resolutions this year
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Setting a goal for the New Year? Make it stick to help you secure your financial future. It’s that time of year when we set new financial goals – or revisit old ones – and promise ourselves we will accomplish them. But many of us struggle to stick to our resolutions. A study of individuals who set a New Year’s resolution found that less than half (46 per cent) reported continuous success at six months.
Editorial January 2019 – Five ways to keep your financial resolutions this year
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Setting a goal for the New Year? Make it stick to help you secure your financial future. It’s that time of year when we set new financial goals – or revisit old ones – and promise ourselves we will accomplish them. But many of us struggle to stick to our resolutions. A study of individuals who set a New Year’s resolution found that less than half (46 per cent) reported continuous success at six months.
inTouch Q4 2018
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Weaning young adults off the bank of Mum and Dad. Helping young adults become financially independent may benefit both them and their parents.
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