In volatile markets, is there anywhere you can safely invest your hard-earned cash? Pengana Credit managing director Nehemiah Richardson joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.
You've got crypto, a cloud full of photos, and a couple of social media accounts. But what happens to it when you're gone? The concept of inheritance is undergoing a transformation.
Too often investors just look at a headline interest rate, think it looks good, and invest. And looking under the bonnet isn't easy with private credit.
Interest rates look set to fall and sharemarkets remain volatile. For investors seeking regular returns that outpace inflation, the options seem to be narrowing. But there is an asset class that can tick all the boxes.
"My wife and I are planning to start a family, and we are not sure how to navigate investing for our future while raising a child," Eric tells Paul Clitheroe.
Bitcoin has surged more than 20% since its "Liberation Day" lows, pushing past US$112,000. So, should investors be rushing to buy the world's largest cryptocurrency?
For many investors with exposure to global equities, fluctuations in currency movements can make a big difference to returns. As a result, investors should be very eager to understand the implications of changes in value of the greenback.
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