I've had a few questions from people lately that all come back to one thing: the basics of investing. And you know what, they never change. The markets rise and fall, the economy goes up and down, but two things... Continue Reading →
Sure things aren't perfect. Sure we are facing an outbreak of Coronavirus, but maybe it's best to just sit yourself down like Elle Woods watching hot guys play sport. (On TV though, to be safe). Of course, some people will... Continue Reading →
"Nobody in my family has ever bought shares. It's all new to me. I'd like to be able to do it myself. Is there an 'easy way'? Probably not." This is part of a message I got from an old... Continue Reading →
A long time ago I bought a variety box from Sephora that came with a set of Huda Beauty false eyelashes. I often looked wistfully at this wonderful creation. If only I were that kind of woman. You know, the... Continue Reading →
I'm the least likely finance blogger. I dropped maths in Year 12. Messed up chemistry because 'I didn't know there'd be so much maths in it!'. Picked a university course devoted to History, English, French and Latin. Because of course... Continue Reading →
So, you've made the decision. It's time to put on your serious-lady-suit (Romy and Michelle style) and get busy with money. Whether daunting, exciting - or both - you need to start somewhere. And that's where it can come undone. What... Continue Reading →
If finance seems about as exciting to you as a relationship with Aidan, I've found one of the reasons why. I had this insight while witnessing one of the beloved rituals of the investment industry: roadshows. It goes like this:... Continue Reading →
That's a big call, I know. But it's what the Royal Commission (RC) into financial services seems to be suggesting. Not all financial planners, just the ones who've been blowtorched by bad-arse special counsel Rowena Orr, affectionately nicknamed 'Shock-and-Orr' by... Continue Reading →
