War is dominating headlines, but history shows investors who sell on fear usually regret it. Markets tend to recover faster than expected.
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"I have requested they pay me 30% of their wage for board and am investing it in Vanguard kids accounts, which will transition into their names when they turn 18," Anita tells Paul Clitheroe.
The current uncertainty can be unsettling for investors, says GPS Investments' Shelby Clark, but we can learn a lot from the past.
This Easter, protecting your nest egg is less about finding the biggest chocolate egg, and more about making sure your basket is well-balanced enough to enjoy the whole hunt, whatever the market brings.
Property made past generations wealthy, but it's now out of reach for many. So how can Australian parents help give their kids a head start?
It's the hidden trap that sees many retirees wish they could turn back time. Patrick Clarke, general manager of retirement solutions at Generation Life, lifts the lid on regret risk.
Mortgage-free in his 40s with $300,000 super and $300,000 invested, should Aaron take on debt again? Paul Clitheroe weighs up property versus more shares.
Oil prices are jumping and markets are rattled. Should you change your investments, or stay the course when geopolitics heats up?
Can a 75-year-old investor get better long-term results by adding $20k to super or buying more CSL while the share price is down?
What should you do with a sudden windfall? On Friends With Money, David Sharpe shares smart steps for handling $100,000 to $1 billion without costly mistakes.
