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Volatility is part and parcel of investing so it’s important to put it into perspective and look at the full picture when thinking about your wealth, rather than focus on day-to-day market swings.
If you’re close to retirement, chances are you’ve already spent time thinking about how to tap into your superannuation when you retire.
Given the inherent volatility of security prices in capital markets, it is useful to remind ourselves of strategies that investors can utilise to meet their investment goals.
Rising inflation brings about concern for many, but a long-term focus—can help any investor navigate choppy waters.
Knowing how your mind works can help you avoid the more obvious traps many investors fall into.
We are seeing continued movement in interest rates after a lengthy period of historical lows, making this a good time to think about how your money is working for you.
Heightened global market volatility – as we’re experiencing right now – can easily trigger kneejerk reactions by panicked investors.
To ensure you have enough funds to live well when you retire, you need to learn what you need to do now to make sure you can have the lifestyle you’ve worked so hard to have—for the rest of your life.
In this video, our Head of Advice, Andrew Sherlock, shares his views on the impact of inflation and the war in Ukraine over the short and long term.