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You might not think of a wealth advisor as a must-have service, but as your bank account grows, an advisor can be crucial in helping you plan for the future.
With rising inflation making headlines, many investors are wondering how to reposition or rebalance their portfolios in response.
It’s probably best, though, to steer away from investment clichés like ‘sell in May’ to make sure your portfolio stands the test of time.
With the pandemic’s effect on personal finances, something that many ignored – the importance of savings and having an emergency fund – hit home.
Savvy equity investors look to the bond market for clues. One of the most reliable clues historically is the one given when the yield curve inverts, which typically signals recession.
The question Mike Schüssler probably gets asked the most as an economist is; “where will the rand be by Christmas or next year this time”.
Picking a small number of successful future companies and holding on to them long enough to let the magic of compounding work, will lead to exceptional returns.
The first step to becoming better prepared is to educate yourself around basic concepts that will influence the type of retirement you have.
How certain are you that you can retire comfortably, and maintain a level of comfort throughout your retirement? If you don’t really know, then you are not alone.
Regulation 28 is that controversial piece of legislation in the Pensions Fund Act that sets investment parameters for pension fund investments.
The size of your retirement pot also has a big influence on your risk profile. If you have a sizeable pot, then you can comfortably take on risk.