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The stock market is forward looking
The stock market is forward looking means that stocks are valued by their estimated future profits, and the price is adjusted to those expectations as soon as they are known, long before it impacts their profits. Read on to find out how this affects your decision of whether to invest or pay down your home loan.
Why bonds?
With interest rates returning effectively nothing over inflation, is it worth moving from cash to bonds? To answer this, we need to compare the risk and return of each.
Should I chase higher interest rates in another country?
Each country’s bank interest rate is a little different. Read on to find out if it’s worth investing in a term deposit in a country with a higher interest rate.
Why not just invest everything in the US market?
The US stock market has annihilated the rest of the world’s markets over the past decade. But how has it compared over longer time frames?
LICs – are they all they’re cracked up to be?
Before indexing, LICs filled a gap in the market for low-cost, infrequently traded funds. Let’s clear up the long list of fallacies surrounding them.
Should I hold off buying stocks until the volatility has reduced?
With the huge daily price movements in the stock market, is it better to sit out of the market and wait for some calm waters? Here’s what you need to know.