With the Coalition returning to Government following Saturday’s Federal Election, it is likely to be business as usual for the Australian economy…
Newsletter May 2019
Follow this link to read the latest edition of our newsletter.
This issue we discuss money mistakes to avoid in retirement, household expenses and home care vs nursing homes.
2017/18 Federal Budget
Follow this link to read about the proposals handed down by Treasurer Scott Morrison in this year’s Federal Budget
International Managed Portfolios: A Gateway For SMSF’s to Investment Overseas
Do you have a Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF), or perhaps are thinking about setting one up?
Exposure to international equities is often overlooked when SMSF Trustees are investing funds on behalf of their members.
International Managed Portfolios: A Gateway For SMSF’s to Invest Overseas
Australia’s Messy 2016 Election
The Australian Federal election has delivered a messy result, suggesting an even more difficult Senate for the Coalition if it is able to form government and the risk of return to minority government.
Read on to find out what this result may mean for the Australian economy in this week’s Oliver’s Insights.
British Vote to Exit the EU: What Happens Now?
Britain has voted in favour of leaving the European Union. This unexpected announcement has caused volatility in both Australian and overseas share markets.
What happens now? In this article, AMP Capital’s Dr. Shane Oliver weighs in on the issue, and explains what they expect will happen next.
Crash calls for the Australian property market – how valid are they?
Is a crash in Australia’s property market really on its way?
Follow the link below to read AMP Capital’s Dr. Shane Oliver’s view on the matter.
Oliver’s Insights – The Lucky Country Holding Up Pretty Well
In his latest article, Dr. Shane Oliver discusses the performance of Australia’s economy in 2015, and how AMP expects Australia to perform in the year ahead.
The economy grew 3% over 2015 as non-mining activity and export volumes helped offset the slump in mining investments.
Growth is likely to slip back to 2.5% this year, so a further RBA rate cut is still likely, albeit it’s a close call.
Low interest rates, low petrol prices, the boost from the low $A, the improved performance of “low mining” states like NSW and Victoria and the likelihood that the slump in mining investment is getting close to the bottom are reasons not to get too gloomy on Australia and Australian assets.
How emotional investing can affect investment outcomes
What is emotional investing and how can it affect investment outcomes? In this interview, Jeff Rogers delves into the world of emotional investing and provides guidance to help investors avoid some common mistakes.