Get back to basics to thrive in 2023
On the back of the eighth consecutive interest rate hike since the beginning of 2022, South African investors have a lot on their minds.
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.
On the back of the eighth consecutive interest rate hike since the beginning of 2022, South African investors have a lot on their minds.
After suffering through a brutal 2022, here are three things I believe are within your control and should guide your thinking in 2023.
Equity markets staged a recovery in the fourth quarter (Q4) amid signs that the world may have passed the point of peak inflation.
What you’re looking for is a fine balance between growing your savings even while withdrawing from this pot.
It would be foolish to ignore the long-term potential that tech stocks have, especially those already so deeply part of our daily routines.
Ranmore Funds founder Sean Peche is warning us to expect the unexpected in the New Year, offering “Surprises”.
Mark Perchtold of OMBA tells us that the current era of volatility is far from over, with a significant correction in equities a distinct possibility in the first half of 2023.
Dig a little deeper when you next read about a market “wipe” out, spiking bond yields or falling currencies.
As we reflect on a rather disappointing year for investors, it’s definitely worth considering what 2023 will bring.
A dividend is more stable than earnings and provide a buffer for equities during periods of weakening global economic growth.