Passive Investing Guide
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What should I do if I have $5,000 (or $20,000) to invest?
What to do with $5,000 to invest? Start with the investment order for new investors. Then determine whether to invest it based on when you will need it.
Should I debt recycle or leave my money in the offset?
People often ask, ‘Should I debt recycle or leave my money in the offset?’, but taking money out of your offset to invest is actually two separate steps. Debt recycling is the second step – a mechanical step that does not require a decision – that comes after the first step, which is the real question you should be asking yourself.
Read on to understand what you should be asking instead and how to make that decision.
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.
Why not just invest everything in the Australian market?
There are a few reasons people use to justify investing mostly or entirely in the Australian stock market. We go through those reasons to see which ones are sound, which are dangerous, and why.
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.
P2P lending and the risk-return spectrum
The higher returns offered by P2P loans don’t come for free. The cost is a higher risk of default and with a host of other downsides that are not immediately obvious.