Higher global inflation and higher bond yields – what’s the risk and implications for other assets?
Rising bond yields – what are the implications for investors?
Rising bond yields – what are the implications for investors?
Although 2017 saw the usual worry list (President Trump, elections in Europe, China, North Korea and Australian property), it was good for investors. That will likely remain the case as we enter 2018 – provided you’re sufficiently diversified!
By now you’ve probably heard of the craze surrounding cryptocurrency – the two most recognisable being BitCoin and Ethereum.
Despite the usual worry list, 2017 has been pretty good for investors as global growth and profits accelerated and central banks stayed benign as inflation stayed low.
We are now in a new era of superannuation tax law, with lower contribution caps and restrictions on pension balances.
Missed our recent investment strategy and market update seminar?
Every so often, we prompt clients to dust off their Will (if they can find it!) to see if that is true – and what better time of year to do it than in Queensland Wills Week (who’d have known)!
A presentation by the Fortnum Foundation was made in Brisbane to Suzanne Rose, Chair of the charitable organisation, Aunties and Uncles. Ryan Dobbrick (pictured above second from right) from Liberum Financial along with Steve Nichols from Stratus and Fairway Financial Advice, welcomed members of the Aunties and Uncles Board.
One of the sleeper impacts of changes to the superannuation system is the affect on estate plans.