Stuart Wemyss 
Choosing a super fund? Read this first. Most people pick a super fund based on last year’s return. That is the wrong way to decide. Our free annual report explains the four factors that actually matter and helps you work out the right structure for your balance. Download Here Once again, the last financial year …
Is your super fund actually the best one for you? The fund that topped last year’s table is not necessarily the right one for your circumstances. Download our free guide to choosing the best super fund in Australia, built around structure first, investment strategy second. Download Here I frequently join James Kirby on this bi-weekly …
When discussing share investing, I often advocate for using several low-cost, rules-based, evidence-backed indexing strategies. While most are familiar with traditional market cap indexing, I thought it would be worthwhile to explore alternative methodologies and when and how to use them Traditional market cap indexing The first retail index fund was launched by Vanguard in …
The cost-of-living crisis has been well documented. It’s clear that prices for various goods and services have risen sharply over the past four years since the pandemic started. Firstly, if you’re spending more on day-to-day expenses, it’s likely you have less to put towards investments, especially if your income hasn’t increased much during this time. …
Every asset class comes with its own set of advantages and disadvantages, and property investment is no exception. In this blog, I often highlight the many benefits of investing in property and offer strategies to become a successful property investor. However, it’s equally crucial to recognise the downsides that come with property investment and think …
Choosing a super fund? Read this first. Most people pick a super fund based on last year’s return. That is the wrong way to decide. Our free annual report explains the four factors that actually matter and helps you work out the right structure for your balance. Download Here It’s highly probable that your super …
Experienced property investors are acutely aware of the significant increase in holding costs over the past four years. With the cash rate climbing from 0.10% to 4.35% alongside persistent inflation, it’s been a perfect storm for investors. While inflation might eventually ease, expenses such as insurance, council rates, and maintenance are unlikely to ever revert …
It’s quite common for one spouse to assume the primary responsibility for managing household finances. Naturally, if one partner possesses a natural inclination or proficiency in financial matters, it’s logical for them to take charge. While it may seem convenient for one spouse to handle these affairs, it remains crucial for the other spouse to …
I believe most people spend too much of their lives trying to reduce perceived financial risk. The opportunity cost of this approach is very high and puts lifestyle goals at risk. Too much focus on risk reduction Many people buy a home and then focus on repaying debt. They then upgrade their home and once …
I received a question from a reader asking what would make a superior investment. An apartment in a blue-chip location, or a house for the same price albeit not in a blue-chip suburb. Will houses always deliver better returns? In general, houses often prove to be superior investments, mainly due to their higher land value …
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